cstr8 0.1.3

string types that are both valid UTF-8 and nul-terminated
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Guaranteed valid nul-terminated UTF-8 C strings.

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If there's some functionality you need which std's `str` or `CStr` provide but
`CStr8` doesn't, or similarly with `CString` and `CString8`, please open an
issue; lack of feature parity is considered a bug.

The name is derived from analogy with C++'s `std::char8_t` and `std::u8string`.

The minimum supported version of Rust will always be at least three months old
(stable - 2). Actual updates to the MSRV are expected to be fairly sporadic,
but will happen without ceremony as soon as they are desired for any reason.