.NET 10 BufferedStream WriteByte: Flush Full Buffers Explicitly

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    This is stable behavior in .NET 10 LTS, not a preview feature. I verified the sample with SDK 10.0.303 and the 10.0.11 runtime, alongside runtime 9.0.18 for the old contract.

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    I prefer an executable contract over guessing from a MemoryStream.Length check. The complete multi-target verifier wraps a memory stream and counts both writes and flushes:

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