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Use the data_word_size from the level 2 message #1338
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Backport of Unidata/netcdf-java#514 Previously, the level 2 code used a fixed word size of 8 bits for the data blocks, with a special exception for the differential phase product, which was hardcoded to use 16 bits. This PR enables the IOSP and Level2 Record parser to use the actual word size as encoded in the message.
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Backport of Unidata/netcdf-java#514
Previously, the level 2 code used a fixed word size of 8 bits for the
data blocks, with a special exception for the differential phase
product, which was hardcoded to use 16 bits. This PR enables the IOSP
and Level2 Record parser to use the actual word size as encoded in the
message.