begin/end are just provided so you can use the C++11 "for (Value v : array)" syntax.

begin/end are just provided so you can use the C++11 "for (Value v : dict)" syntax.

These methods allow iterating a slice's bytes with a `for(:)` loop:

Returns the entire remaining writeable buffer.

The number of bytes remaining to be read.

Adds a preexisting string to the cache

Captures the stream's state to another stream. You can use this as a way to "rewind" the stream afterwards. (This is equivalent to a copy constructor,

Returns true if the table has changed from its persisted state. */

Check whether any pointers in _items can't fit in a narrow Value:

Like \ref moveStart but returns false if the move is illegal.

Removes all items from the dictionary. */

Removes all items from the array. */

compares dictionary keys as slices. If a slice has a null `buf`, it represents an integer key, whose value is in the `size` field.

static*/

Returns true if the dictionary contains the given key, but doesn't return the value. */

The shared context of the object tree. */

static*/

Returns true if the string could be added, i.e. there's room, it's not too long, and it has only valid characters. */