But no, it's most likely not going to be performant (even like this), because it involves indexing into every character instead of handing the underlying native string to the native method.
Worse yet, .split('') and such don't play well with composite Unicode graphemes.
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You can just map on the string :v
But no, it's most likely not going to be performant (even like this), because it involves indexing into every character instead of handing the underlying native string to the native method.
Worse yet,
.split('')
and such don't play well with composite Unicode graphemes.