Adds testing for macro-aware transcoding of Ion 1.1 streams from text and to binary. #67
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…nor version produce streams encoded using that version.
…nd macro table reshuffling.
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Description of changes:
This builds on amazon-ion/ion-java#1010 and #66, adding testing for the remaining transcode format combinations (from text Ion 1.1 and to binary Ion 1.1).
After this PR is merged, users will be able to provide input in text or binary Ion 1.1, and request output in text or binary Ion 1.1, and the tool will perform macro-aware conversios between all possible combinations as necessary.
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