Add accessors for the inner of stream::Iter #2875
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This PR adds analogues to the methods of all the stream/sink combinators which allow accessing the thing being wrapped. Here it lets you access the iterator, which is currently not possible.
I'm intentionally not using the
delegate_access_innermacro, because the doc comments describe the inner member as being a stream or sink, which it is not forIter(it also requires usingpin_project, whichIterdoes not do or need).