[#569] Add more info to EOF exception in C++ README.md #598
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Please, review a new description of EOF exception in C++ README.md file which should make things clearer:
"Throws if the end of the underlying buffer has been reached (reading beyond stream). This can happen in two cases: either due to data inconsistency or if the buffer size is set to 0 and data reading is requested. Data inconsistency can occur, for example, if the defined array length is greater than the actual data stored in the stream."