Some serialising functions, now mostly a thin wrapper for the cs.binary functions.
Function get_bs(data, offset=0)
Read an extensible byte serialised unsigned int from data at offset.
Return value and new offset.
Continuation octets have their high bit set. The value is big-endian.
If you just have a bytes instance, this is the go. If you're
reading from a stream you're better off with cs.binary.BSUint.
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