mary usage is for defining either text
or arbitrary sequences of bytes. Strings (and symbols) in janet are what is sometimes known as
Àù8-bit cleanÀù; they can hold any number of bytes, and are completely unaware of things like character
encodings. This is completely compatible with ASCII and UTF-8, two of the most common character
encodings. By being encoding agnostic, janet strings can be very simple, fast, and useful for
for other uses besides holding text.
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<p>Literal text can be entered inside 