for BytesMut,why don't have put_usize()

[baobaomaomeng]

i'm pulzze abuot it.usize is also Basic Data Types.
and Why are the default put and get methods for big-endian data instead of being based on the endianness of the local machine?

[clarin-ebtio800090]

Hello, we tried to solve the issue.

This is what we did:

Added put_usize/get_usize methods for usize type. Changed default put/get methods to use native endianness, with _be suffix for big-endian versions. Updated documentation to reflect changes.

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[paolobarbolini]

You can review changes in this commit: clarin-ebtio800090@3408b2e.

The changes look completely broken. I feel like it's very irresponsible of you to let this thing go around GitHub without even doing basic checks yourself. The only thing I can appreciate is that at least you disclosed it, but other than that I don't think GitHub is the place to dump automatically generated unprompted low quality content.

[Darksonn]

The bytes crate is generally used for applications that send data across the network between different machines. Therefore, it only has methods that behave in the same way on all machines. This helps avoid subtle bugs when sending data between a 32-bit and 64-bit machine.