tiny.preserves.string

1/// Makes a string value that points at the caller's bytes `s`. Code that builds values by hand from2/// bytes it keeps alive calls it. The call copies nothing, so `s` has to outlive the value.3/// `Value.deinit` frees string bytes, so a value over bytes the allocator does not own goes to4/// `freeValue` or `freeValueDeep`. `Value.initString` makes a string value that owns a copy.5pub const string = any_constructors.string;

1pub const string = any.string;