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### v2.0.5 (09-Jul-2021)
- Fixed an issue where calling `IConsole.Output.Encoding.EncodingName` and some other members threw an exception.
- Added readme file to the package.
### v2.0.4 (24-Apr-2021)
- Fixed an issue where output and error streams in `SystemConsole` defaulted to UTF8 encoding with BOM when the application was running with UTF8 codepage. `ConsoleWriter` will now discard preamble from the specified encoding. This fix brings the behavior of `SystemConsole` in line with .NET's own `System.Console` which also discards preamble for output and error streams.
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- Changed `IConsole` interface (and as a result, `SystemConsole` and `VirtualConsole`) to support writing binary data. Instead of `TextReader`/`TextWriter` instances, the streams are now exposed as `StreamReader`/`StreamWriter` which provide the `BaseStream` property that allows raw access. Existing usages inside commands should remain the same because `StreamReader`/`StreamWriter` are compatible with their base classes `TextReader`/`TextWriter`, but if you were using `VirtualConsole` in tests, you may have to update it to the new API. Refer to the readme for more info.
- Changed argument binding behavior so that an error is produced if the user provides an argument that doesn't match with any parameter or option. This is done in order to improve user experience, as otherwise the user may make a typo without knowing that their input wasn't taken into account.
- Changed argument binding behavior so that options can be set to multiple argument values while specifying them with mixed naming. For example, `--option value1 -o value2 --option value3` would result in the option being set to corresponding three values, assuming `--option` and `-o` match with the same option.
- Changed argument binding behavior so that options can be set to multiple argument values while specifying them with mixed naming. For example, `--option value1 -o value2 --option value3` would result in the option being set to corresponding three values, assuming `--option` and `-o` match with the same option.

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<Project>
<PropertyGroup>
<Version>2.0.4</Version>
<Version>2.0.5</Version>
<Company>Tyrrrz</Company>
<Copyright>Copyright (C) Alexey Golub</Copyright>
<LangVersion>latest</LangVersion>