Rust codec improvements - handle offsets, custom group size encoding #679
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Fails on non-standard message header as it's currently generated separately.
Without a default value, structs with paddings become tedious to construct.
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Fixed a few issues with the Rust codec. Decoders can now handle messages with custom offsets, custom default message header and custom group size encodings. Custom group size is not yet implemented for encoders.
There are also no tests for Rust which would exercise the full encode -> decode cycle. Hopefully I'll get to that and improving encoders when I need to do encoding.