rename explicit_end
to stream
in prep for behavior change
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@ -231,7 +231,7 @@ consider the parsing complete if input is exhausted and the json text is not
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unambiguously incomplete. this is mostly relevant when parsing bare numbers like
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`<<"1234">>`. this could be a complete json integer or just the beginning of a
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json integer that is being parsed incrementally. jsx will treat it as a whole
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integer. calling jsx with the [option](#options) `explicit_end` reverses this
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integer. calling jsx with the [option](#options) `stream` reverses this
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behavior and never considers parsing complete until the `incomplete` function is
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called with the argument `end_stream`
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@ -308,7 +308,7 @@ option() = replaced_bad_utf8
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| dirty_strings
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| ignored_bad_escapes
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| relax
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| explicit_end
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| stream
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```
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jsx functions all take a common set of options. not all flags have meaning
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@ -384,7 +384,7 @@ additional options beyond these. see
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string term. note that this overrides `ignored_bad_escapes`,
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`unescaped_jsonp` and `escaped_strings`
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- `explicit_end`
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- `stream`
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see [incomplete input](#incomplete-input)
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