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feat(sanitize): add Ion 1.0 binary sanitize command - #224
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Redact scalar content in-place at the byte level while preserving the binary structure and encoding, so sanitized streams stay usable as structural/bug reproducers without leaking their values. Gated as unstable (-X); text and Ion 1.1 are rejected.
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Redact scalar content in-place at the byte level while preserving the binary structure and encoding, so sanitized streams stay usable as structural reproductions for performance testing and possibly reproducing bugs without leaking their values.
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