Replace AlignedBuffer with more general Align #80
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Rename `AlignedBuffer<T, B>` to `Align<T, A>`. The former is a `B` aligned to at least `align_of::<T>()`, while the latter is a `T` aligned to at least `align_of::<A>()`. They're functionally equivalent, but the latter isn't documented in such a way that implies that it can only be used for buffers.
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Rename `AlignedBuffer<T, B>` to `Align<T, A>`. The former is a `B` aligned to at least `align_of::<T>()`, while the latter is a `T` aligned to at least `align_of::<A>()`. They're functionally equivalent, but the latter isn't documented in such a way that implies that it can only be used for buffers.
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Rename
AlignedBuffer<T, B>toAlign<T, A>. The former is aBaligned to at leastalign_of::<T>(), while the latter is aTaligned to at leastalign_of::<A>(). They're functionally equivalent, but the latter isn't documented in such a way that implies that it can only be used for buffers.