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Josiah VanderZee authored
Since `std::string` has to be dynamically constructed and destructed, it could be accessed before initialization or after destruction in a multithreaded context. By using constant c-strings instead, we guarantee that the array will be valid for the whole lifetime of the program. The use of `constexpr` also enforces this requirement. I have run clang-format on the file to format my changes according to CONTRIBUTING.md.
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