byteorder

Uses Rust generics to specify byte order at compile time, preventing runtime errors and ensuring correctness in binary data handling, as shown in the example with `rdr.read_u16::<BigEndian>()`.

Extends `Read` and `Write` traits with methods like `read_u16` and `write_i32`, simplifying reading and writing numbers from streams without manual buffer management.

Can be used in embedded or no_std environments by disabling the default `std` feature, making it versatile for low-level systems programming.

Supports all standard integer and floating-point types, as highlighted in the features, ensuring it handles diverse binary formats.