parser, ast, fmt: convert "hello".str => c"hello" (fix #24635)#24652
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js"string literal" + convert "hello".str => c"hello""hello".str => c"hello" (fix #24635)
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"hello".str => c"hello" (fix #24635)"hello".str => c"hello" (fix #24635)
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The compiler will now treat
"hello".stras if it were writtenc"hello"(orjs"hello"), which avoids creating an unnecessarystringobject. The formatter will also correct that piece of code by adding the necessary prefix.In addition to that, this PR depends on another PR (#24653) that will implement JS string literals (I thought V already supported them), now it will be possible to create native JS strings using a simple prefix (just like you would do with C).The JS backend is ignored.
Fix #24635.