Library for strings of fixed maximum lengths that can be copied and
stack-allocated using Rust's const generics feature. Certain provided
types such as `zstr<8>` are smaller in size than a &str.
Version 0.2.7: internal improvements, reallocate function added, which does not
allow truncation of strings.
Version 0.2.6: AsRef<str> and AsMut<str> traits implemented, a new
function try_make will not truncate strings, new aliases str4, str24 and
str48
Version 0.2.3, 0.2.4, 0.2.5: minor internal changes and bug fixes
Version 0.2.2: The type aliases str8 through str256 are now bound ot
an internal type. See docs.
Version 0.2.1: bug fixes and minor adjustments
Version 0.2 adds unicode support and a zero-terminated variant, which is
more memory efficient at the cost of slightly longer runtimes.
Version 0.1.2:
as_str() added. The underlying representation uses [u8; N] arrays, but this
minimally affects the interface.
Version 0.1.1:
Ord trait, some minor other conveniences implemented
fstr::new() function now creates empty string. use fstr::from or fstr::make
to create fstr from owned string or str slice.