IOUtils.toByteArray now throws EOFException when not enough data is available
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The implementation of
IOUtils.toByteArray(InputStream, int, int)added in #776 throws different exceptions depending on the requested size:EOFException.IOException.This PR makes the behavior consistent by always throwing an
EOFExceptionwhen the stream ends prematurely.Note
This also affects
RandomAccessFiles.read. Its previous truncation behavior was undocumented and inconsistent withRandomAccessFile.read(which reads as much as possible). The new behavior is not explicitly documented here either, since it is unclear whether throwing on truncation is actually desirable.