An Ignored.t is an unusable value with special bin-prot converters. The reader reads
the size and drops that much data from the buffer. Writing is not supported, however
the size of t is kept, so bin_size_t is available.
This can be used in similar situations to Opaque.t. If instead of transforming a
bin-prot stream, you are simply consuming it (and not passing it on anywhere), there
is no need to remember the bin-prot representation for the bits you're ignoring. E.g.
if you wish to extract a subset of information from a bin-prot file, which contains
the serialized representation of some type T (or a bunch of Ts in a row, or something
similar), you can define a type which is similar to T but has various components
replaced with Ignored.t.
val bin_size_t : t Size.sizerval bin_read_t : t Read.readerval __bin_read_t__ : (int ‑> t) Read.readerval bin_reader_t : t Type_class.reader