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  • Move the safe chars type into its own module
  • Add add_{safe,unsafe} functions to make it easy to manipulate

* Move the safe chars type into its own module
* Add add_{safe,unsafe} functions to make it easy to manipulate
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False alarm on travis

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@dsheets What about this change? Seems like a decent simplification.

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lindig commented Jul 10, 2024

If this is about performance, why not use a bit vector of 256 bits (32 char string or 4 int64 array) to encode safe and unsafe characters?

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