The tape is supposedly working on bytes, therefore the cell values should never end up with values less than zero or greater than 255. While the values can be capped, it is much better to implement value-wrapping.

Brainfuck.Run() now accepts two additional, optional parameters for the in/out streams, instead of assuming Console streams.

Minor refactoring of Tape class.

Added a UnitTest project with a few BFLib Brainfuck tests, also demonstrating a use-case for the tape cell value-wrapping.

Some invalid Brainfuck code with an unequal amount loop start/end tokens will lead to an IndexOutOfRange exception. This fix will ensure that the program does not attempt to traverse beyond the code range and will stop execution silently instead.

Some implementations of BF refuse to run the code immediately upon detecting it as invalid. This currently does not perform any pre-run checks, and as such some portions of the code may finish executing by the time the loop is encountered.