Java: Add test showing correct usage#19560
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Pull Request Overview
Adds a test demonstrating correct usage of String.replace instead of String.replaceAll for non-regex replacements.
- Introduces a compliant example in
Test.javausingString.replace. - Updates the Performance documentation with the same compliant example.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| java/ql/test/query-tests/StringReplaceAllWithNonRegex/Test.java | Added a String.replace("t", "x") // COMPLIANT example in the test. |
| java/ql/src/Performance/StringReplaceAllWithNonRegex.md | Updated documentation to include the new compliant String.replace example. |
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