Add ability to keep track of only required Context Elements #267
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This may reduce peak memory requirements if the user is using the Parser.Next() API and does not need the whole dataset in memory at once. That said, the element data probably isn't that significant compared to PixelData, so skipping reading or processing the PixelData is probably the best way to go to reduce max memory usage. This addresses #257.