The end of the range as a byte offset.
Note that this option differs from the HTTP Range header in how the end offset is defined. The range is up-to but not including the end offset. Thus reading the range 0-100 would return 100 bytes.
If not specified, the byte range ends at the end of the resource.
The start of the range as a byte offset.
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Describes a byte range when requesting resource data.