Indexed-gzip

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1.6.2

* Fixed a memory leak when initialising decompression / inflation (82, 83).
* Added file name to exception messages when possible, to assist in diagnosing
errors (84).

1.6.1

* Tests requiring `nibabel` are now skipped, rather than causing failure (78).

1.6.0

* Python 2.7 wheels for Windows are no longer being built (71, 73).
* A backwards-compatible change to the index file format, to accommodate seek
points at stream boundaries. Index files created with older versions of
`indexed_gzip` can still be loaded, but index files created with
`indexed_gzip` 1.6.0 cannot be loaded by older versions of `indexed_gzip`
(75).
* CRC and size validation of uncompressed data is now performed by default,
on the first pass through a GZIP file. This can be disabled by setting the
new `skip_crc_check` argument to `False` when creating an
`IndexedGzipFile`. Validation is not performed when an existing index is
imported from file (72).
* Null padding bytes at the end of a GZIP file, or in between GZIP streams,
are now skipped over (69, 70, 72).
* Seek points are now created at the beginning of every GZIP stream, in files
containing concatenated streams (72).

1.5.3

* Restored wheel building for Python 2.7 on 32 bit Windows (64, 66).
* Now building wheels for `aarch64` on Linux, and `amd64`/`universal2` on
macOS (66).
* Fixed some un-initialised pointers (65).
* Fixed a bug in the use of `PyErr_Occurred` (63).

1.5.2

* Not providing binary wheels for Python 2.7 on 32 bit Windows (61).

1.5.1

* Minor adjustments to some unit test (60).

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