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Initialize empty std::string values with a null terminator - #478
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[WIP] Fix incorrect std::string rule initialization
Initialize empty Oct 7, 2026
std::string values with a null terminator
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std::stringrules model strings as null-terminated vectors, but default initialization produced an empty vector. Operations such aslength()then incorrectly assume a terminator exists.vec![0]in both unsafe and refcount models.length().std::stringrule initialization #455