GH-141: Correct capacity behavior in BufferAllocator.buffer docstrings#1010
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What's Changed
Update the
BufferAllocator.buffer(long)andBufferAllocator.buffer(long, BufferManager)docstrings so they match the actual behavior: the returned buffer’s capacity is the allocated (possibly rounded) size, not the requested size. The previous text said the capacity would be set to the configured size, which was incorrect. The new text also mentions that callers can useArrowBuf#capacity(long)to set the capacity to the requested size when needed.Documentation-only change; no code or behavioral changes.
Closes #141.