windjammer 0.48.0

A simple language inspired by Go, Ruby, and Elixir that transpiles to Rust - 80% of Rust's power with 20% of the complexity
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// Test std/strings module
use std::strings

fn main() {
    println!("Testing std/strings module...")
    
    // Test case conversion
    let text = "windjammer"
    let upper = to_upper(text)
    println!("to_upper('windjammer') = {}", upper)
    
    let lower_text = "HELLO"
    let lower = to_lower(lower_text)
    println!("to_lower('HELLO') = {}", lower)
    
    // Test trimming
    let padded = "  hello  "
    let trimmed = trim(padded)
    println!("trim('  hello  ') = '{}'", trimmed)
    
    // Test replacement
    let original = "hello world"
    let replaced = replace(original, "world", "Windjammer")
    println!("replace('hello world', 'world', 'Windjammer') = {}", replaced)
    
    // Test checking functions
    let empty = ""
    let is_empty_result = is_empty(&empty)
    println!("is_empty('') = {}", is_empty_result)
    
    let test_str = "windjammer"
    let starts = starts_with(&test_str, "wind")
    println!("starts_with('windjammer', 'wind') = {}", starts)
    
    let ends = ends_with(&test_str, "mer")
    println!("ends_with('windjammer', 'mer') = {}", ends)
    
    let has = contains(&test_str, "jam")
    println!("contains('windjammer', 'jam') = {}", has)
    
    // Test repeat
    let repeated = repeat("ha", 3)
    println!("repeat('ha', 3) = {}", repeated)
    
    println!("std/strings works! ✓")
}