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There are no public APIs that accept BytesSource. This commit makes it not be re-exported publically.


I am cherry-picking this commit from #2230. Djc and Ralith both seemed to agree in that PR that, although this is technically a breaking change, we're ok with acting like it's not because we assume nobody is using BytesSource (because we provide no way to use it and seemingly made it public by accident).

I am splitting this out from 2230 because that way we don't have to think about that quirk of the change in 2230.

Closes #2228.

There are no public APIs that accept BytesSource. This commit makes it
not be re-exported publically.
@gretchenfrage gretchenfrage requested review from Ralith and djc as code owners May 12, 2025 00:01
@gretchenfrage gretchenfrage added this pull request to the merge queue May 13, 2025
Merged via the queue into quinn-rs:main with commit 9f008ad May 13, 2025
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@gretchenfrage gretchenfrage deleted the private-bytes-source branch May 13, 2025 00:49
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Unclear why BytesSource is public

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