* Needs a libs/io/test/Jamfile, using the subinclude approach from the main status/Jamfile.
* The Stream-buffer-wrapping Streams Rationale section (there is no Introduction section) doesn't really answer some very important questions like "Why are these facilities provided?", "What are their uses?", "What do they do better than the Standard Library's current classes?"
* The Rationale for Array-Based Streams concludes "it may have real-life applications." It would be a bit more satisfying if there was at least one example of a real-life application.
* newl needs a bit more rationale. How is cout << newl different from cout << '\n'? How is it better?
It is hard to form an opinion about the library without better rationale.
--Beman
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