Allow nil output buffers for reader methods#3002
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Ruby accepts explicit nil for output buffer arguments and allocates a
new String in that case. Update signatures and stdlib tests to match.
Updated signatures:
* _Reader#read
* _ReaderPartial#readpartial
* IO#{pread,read_nonblock,readpartial,sysread}
* ARGF#{read,read_nonblock,readpartial}
* StringIO#{read,pread,read_nonblock,readpartial,sysread}
* Zlib::GzipReader#read,readpartial
* OpenSSL::Buffering#{read,read_nonblock,readpartial}
* OpenSSL::SSL::SSLSocket#sysread
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Ruby accepts explicit
nilfor output buffer arguments on reader methods and allocates a newStringin that case. Update signatures and stdlib tests to match.Updated signatures:
_Reader#read_ReaderPartial#readpartialIO#{pread,read_nonblock,readpartial,sysread}ARGF#{read,read_nonblock,readpartial}StringIO#{read,pread,read_nonblock,readpartial,sysread}Zlib::GzipReader#read,readpartialOpenSSL::Buffering#{read,read_nonblock,readpartial}OpenSSL::SSL::SSLSocket#sysread