ref(replay): Streamline replay EventBuffer implementation #6416
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This ensures public/private annotation is correct for the event buffer implementation. It also refactors a few (internal) things in minor ways, for clarity. For example, we used a getter which as a side effect incremented itself. It is cleaner to do this explicitly, as getters should generally be side-effect free.
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This ensures public/private annotation is correct for the event buffer implementation. It also refactors a few (internal) things in minor ways, for clarity.
For example, we used a getter which as a side effect incremented itself. It is cleaner to do this explicitly, as getters should generally be side-effect free.
This is technically a breaking change, as the exported name of the interface
IEventBufferwas changed toEventBuffer. It is unlikely that a user relied on that, though.ref #6323