use spans to make connection receive and send safe from oob access - #130
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…s that are no ranges or pointers
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One small remark otherwise looks good to me.
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Two more points to look at.
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This PR uses
std::spanintroduced in C++20 to prevent out-of-bounds access in send/receive functions inconnection.h.