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Add ability to write to StringIO and cStringIO objects#12
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Add ability to write to StringIO and cStringIO objects
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I wanted the ability to write to strings and it seems like this was the easiest way. I considered separate frombytes and tobytes functions/methods but generally this seemed like the easier solution with the least duplication