streamDivergences
Where the container's declaration and the decoder's output disagree, one entry per field.
Empty for an honest file, which is nearly all of them. A non-empty list means the numbers a caller allocated against before decoding started were wrong, and the decoded ones are the ones to trust. See StreamDivergence.
Filled from the FIRST decoded frame of each stream, so it is empty until decoding has started and it answers "did the container lie", not "did the decoder change its mind part way through". Never reset while the source is open, like corruptDataSkipped.
Where the container's declaration and the decoder's output disagree, one entry per field.
Empty for an honest file, which is nearly all of them. A non-empty list means the numbers a caller allocated against before decoding started were wrong, and the decoded ones are the ones to trust. See StreamDivergence.
Filled from the FIRST decoded frame of each stream, so it is empty until decoding has started and it answers "did the container lie", not "did the decoder change its mind part way through". Never reset while the source is open, like corruptDataSkipped.
Where the container's declaration and the decoder's output disagree, one entry per field.
Empty for an honest file, which is nearly all of them. A non-empty list means the numbers a caller allocated against before decoding started were wrong, and the decoded ones are the ones to trust. See StreamDivergence.
Filled from the FIRST decoded frame of each stream, so it is empty until decoding has started and it answers "did the container lie", not "did the decoder change its mind part way through". Never reset while the source is open, like corruptDataSkipped.
Where the container's declaration and the decoder's output disagree, one entry per field.
Empty for an honest file, which is nearly all of them. A non-empty list means the numbers a caller allocated against before decoding started were wrong, and the decoded ones are the ones to trust. See StreamDivergence.
Filled from the FIRST decoded frame of each stream, so it is empty until decoding has started and it answers "did the container lie", not "did the decoder change its mind part way through". Never reset while the source is open, like corruptDataSkipped.
Where the container's declaration and the decoder's output disagree, one entry per field.
Empty for an honest file, which is nearly all of them. A non-empty list means the numbers a caller allocated against before decoding started were wrong, and the decoded ones are the ones to trust. See StreamDivergence.
Filled from the FIRST decoded frame of each stream, so it is empty until decoding has started and it answers "did the container lie", not "did the decoder change its mind part way through". Never reset while the source is open, like corruptDataSkipped.