Use CStr literals everywhere possible #1472
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This addition to the 2021 edition makes it possible to generate a
&CStr
at compile-time, with no need forunwrap()
/expect()
orunsafe
, making it much more ergonomic to pass to C APIs.I’ve also modified the
SealedString
constructors to take a&CStr
instead of aCString
since it only needs to use it, not keep ownership of it.This requires to bump the MSRV to 1.77 so I just did.