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std: add std.meta.Sentinel to get sentinel of a type
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std: extend mem.len to take any sentinel
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std: add mem.pointerToSlice
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Remove some un-needed mem.toSliceConst operations
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std: format contents of sentinel terminated many pointers
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std: fmt "{s}" specifier needs an explicit cast
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The way the test was before is testing what it intends to test - calculating the length of a null terminated pointer. e.g. the zig equivalent of
strlen
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Should it perhaps be
.ptr
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The type of a string literal is
*const [9:0]u8
; IMO asking for the length of a pointer seems weird, and we need to.*
to make sense...