der: use Reader<'a> as input for Decode::decode
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Implements decoding generically in terms of the `Reader` trait, similar to what #611 did for encoding. This approach can enable 1-pass on-the-fly PEM decoding for `DecodeOwned` types (although that will require some additional work beyond what's in this PR).
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Implements decoding generically in terms of the
Readertrait, similar to what #611 did for encoding.This approach can enable 1-pass on-the-fly PEM decoding for
DecodeOwnedtypes (although that will require some additional work beyond what's in this PR).