Remove the last character of a string: net10.0 retarget, range and StringBuilder.Remove benchmarks, emoji-safe helper - #2202
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…uilder.Remove benchmarks, add text-element helper - Retarget both projects from net8.0 to net10.0 - BenchmarkDotNet 0.13.12 to 0.15.8 - Test.Sdk 18.10.0, MSTest 4.4.0, coverlet.collector 10.0.1 - Add RemoveLastCharUsingRange and RemoveLastCharUsingStringBuilderRemove benchmarks - Rename RemoveLastCharUsingStringBuilder to RemoveLastCharUsingStringBuilderLength - Add RemoveLastTextElement, an emoji-safe removal helper - Three new tests, nine in total
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strings-csharp/RemoveLastCharOfAStringsample alongside a rewrite of the matching article.net8.0tonet10.0.0.13.12to0.15.8;Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk18.10.0, MSTest4.4.0,coverlet.collector10.0.1.RemoveLastCharUsingRange, so theinputString[..^1]expression the article prints is measured like the rest.RemoveLastCharUsingStringBuilderRemove, thesb.Remove(sb.Length - 1, 1)form.RemoveLastCharUsingStringBuildertoRemoveLastCharUsingStringBuilderLength, so the two StringBuilder rows in the results table say which is which.RemoveLastTextElement, a text-element aware helper that removes a whole character rather than a singlechar, so a string ending in an emoji does not lose half a surrogate pair.