Add into_bits convenience method for UperReader #82
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`UperReader`s can be created from any type implementing `ScopedBitRead`. However, `UperReader::from` obviously consumes this type. Users of `UperReader` may want to get the original `ScopedBitReader` back out after they are done with the `UperReader`. This patch provides an `into_bits` function which returns the underlying `ScopedBitRead` type, consuming the `UperReader`.
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UperReaders can be created from any type implementingScopedBitRead. However,UperReader::fromobviously consumes this type. Users ofUperReadermay want to get the originalScopedBitReaderback out after they are done with theUperReader. This patch provides aninto_bitsfunction which returns the underlyingScopedBitReadtype, consuming theUperReader.