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When implementing a custom iterator you may be tempted to reuse the same buffer for each element for efficiency. Unfortunately, that won't compile, because the `Iterator` trait allows such usage:
let one = iter.next();
let two = iter.next();
If you could return iterator's internal buffer, then `one`'s content would be overwritten when `two` is created.
Use `StreamingIterator` instead: https://github.com/sfackler/streaming-iterator
