Reading all csv lines

I was able to read the first line (which is the deader in my csv file) as"

import encoding.csv

    path:="file.csv"
    //mut f := os.read_file(path) or {println(err) return}
    f := os.read_file(path)?
    c:=csv.new_reader(f)
    r:=c.read()?

    println(r)

But how can I read all the lines there?

I tried:

    path:="file.csv"
    rows := os.read_lines(path)? 
    for row in rows {
        mut c:=csv.new_reader(row)
        mut r:=c.read()?
        println(r)
    }

But I got:

V panic: encoding.csv: could not find any valid line endings
print_backtrace_skipping_top_frames is not implemented

Here is one solution:

import os
import encoding.csv

fn main() {
    content := os.read_file('./file.csv') ?
    mut reader := csv.new_reader(content)
    reader.read() ? // Skip the first line
    for {
        line_data := reader.read() or {
            break
        }
        println(line_data)
    }
}

My file file.csv contains the following lines:

a,b,c
a1,b2,c3
a4,b5,c6

I get this result:

['a1', 'b2', 'c3']
['a4', 'b5', 'c6']