@cj-tech-master/excelts 9.5.3 → 9.5.4

package/dist/browser/modules/stream/browser/readable.js

@@ -572,11 +572,11 @@ export class Readable extends EventEmitter {
         // Binary mode
         let result;
         if (n == null) {
-            // read() with no size: return one chunk from the buffer.
-            // Node.js 26+ returns a single chunk rather than concatenating all
-            // buffered data. This matches native behavior and avoids unnecessary
-            // allocations when consumers iterate with while(chunk = read()).
-            result = this._applyEncoding(this._buf.shift());
+            // read() with no size: return all buffered data as one chunk.
+            // Note: Node.js 26+ changed to return a single chunk, but our browser
+            // implementation preserves the pre-26 behavior (consumeAll) for backward
+            // compatibility and because it matches what most consumers expect.
+            result = this._applyEncoding(this._buf.consumeAll());
         }
         else {
             // read(n): return exactly n bytes, or null if not enough

package/dist/cjs/modules/stream/browser/readable.js

@@ -577,11 +577,11 @@ class Readable extends event_emitter_1.EventEmitter {
         // Binary mode
         let result;
         if (n == null) {
-            // read() with no size: return one chunk from the buffer.
-            // Node.js 26+ returns a single chunk rather than concatenating all
-            // buffered data. This matches native behavior and avoids unnecessary
-            // allocations when consumers iterate with while(chunk = read()).
-            result = this._applyEncoding(this._buf.shift());
+            // read() with no size: return all buffered data as one chunk.
+            // Note: Node.js 26+ changed to return a single chunk, but our browser
+            // implementation preserves the pre-26 behavior (consumeAll) for backward
+            // compatibility and because it matches what most consumers expect.
+            result = this._applyEncoding(this._buf.consumeAll());
         }
         else {
             // read(n): return exactly n bytes, or null if not enough

package/dist/esm/modules/stream/browser/readable.js

@@ -572,11 +572,11 @@ export class Readable extends EventEmitter {
         // Binary mode
         let result;
         if (n == null) {
-            // read() with no size: return one chunk from the buffer.
-            // Node.js 26+ returns a single chunk rather than concatenating all
-            // buffered data. This matches native behavior and avoids unnecessary
-            // allocations when consumers iterate with while(chunk = read()).
-            result = this._applyEncoding(this._buf.shift());
+            // read() with no size: return all buffered data as one chunk.
+            // Note: Node.js 26+ changed to return a single chunk, but our browser
+            // implementation preserves the pre-26 behavior (consumeAll) for backward
+            // compatibility and because it matches what most consumers expect.
+            result = this._applyEncoding(this._buf.consumeAll());
         }
         else {
             // read(n): return exactly n bytes, or null if not enough

package/dist/iife/excelts.iife.js

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /*!
-* @cj-tech-master/excelts v9.5.3
+* @cj-tech-master/excelts v9.5.4
 * Zero-dependency TypeScript toolkit — Excel (XLSX), PDF, CSV, Markdown, XML, ZIP/TAR, and streaming.
 * (c) 2026 cjnoname
 * Released under the MIT License
@@ -4365,7 +4365,7 @@ var ExcelTS = (function(exports) {
 				return chunk;
 			}
 			let result;
-			if (n == null) result = this._applyEncoding(this._buf.shift());
+			if (n == null) result = this._applyEncoding(this._buf.consumeAll());
 			else if (this._buf.byteSize < n) if (this._ended) result = this._applyEncoding(this._buf.consumeAll());
 			else {
 				if (this._hasReadImpl && this._constructed) this._callRead(Math.max(n, this._highWaterMark));