Fix Unstructured::arbitrary_take_rest_iter for collections of collections
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…ctions This simply makes it match the behavior of `arbitrary_iter`. I experimented with more approaches, but I couldn't get anything that was better in terms of balancing simplicity of implementation, ease of understanding the algorithm, and generating all expected values. This additionally adds a testing helper function for exhaustively generating certain byte buffers and asserting that we generate the expected arbitrary values from those byte buffers. Fixes rust-fuzz#158
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This simply makes it match the behavior of
arbitrary_iter. I experimented with more approaches, but I couldn't get anything that was better in terms of balancing simplicity of implementation, ease of understanding the algorithm, and generating all expected values.This additionally adds a testing helper function for exhaustively generating certain byte buffers and asserting that we generate the expected arbitrary values from those byte buffers.
Fixes #158