maintain base capacity after IterPop iteration#44
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After iteration of the iterator returned from IterPopFront or IterPopBack, the internal buffer was resized using the default base capacity instead of the specified base capacity, if one was provided to the Deque. This issue does not cause any problems, but may lead to more allocations in cases where a larger than default base capacity was specified. This change uses the correct base capacity.
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After iteration of the iterator returned from I
terPopFrontorIterPopBack, the internal buffer was resized using the default base capacity instead of the specified base capacity, if one was provided to theDeque. This issue does not cause any problems, but may lead to more allocations in cases where a larger than default base capacity was specified. This change uses the correct base capacity.