feature: compress/decompress with dictionaries and stream mode #115
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Hi @inikep, @jinfeihan57. So far compress/decompress with custom dictionary is more and more popular, such as zstd, and the newest brotli has support it.
In new version, we can use a specific dictionary to compress/decompress:
So I raise a PR to add dictionary for lzbench, could you help me review it? Thanks!