Flush writer in StreamIniDataParser.WriteData - #259
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WriteData wrote to the supplied StreamWriter without flushing, so callers that keep the writer open could observe empty or incomplete output. Refs rickyah#245 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WriteDatawrites to the suppliedStreamWriterwithout flushing. Callers that keep the writer open can therefore see empty or incomplete output.FileIniParser.WriteFileis unaffected because it disposes the writer.This adds
writer.Flush()to bothWriteDataoverloads, plus a test that checks the data is in the stream while the writer is still open.Refs #245
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