feature: add extended zstd compressors for upcoming mzML update#198
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This PR adds support for reading recently added Zstandard based compression codecs proposed as part of the DIA and ion mobility mzML update.
This adds:
zstd-based compression like we currently have forzlibzstd+numpresscompression, like was previously addedzstd, byte shuffling for sorted data (e.g. m/z, time) or dictionary encoding for repeated data (m/z, ion mobility, charge state).This is currently a draft because it does not have tests. There are few sources yet, but support has been added to ProteoWizard. I just need to make sure to keep spreading it.