Drop most string operators #801
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After thinking about it, there's no agreed upon set of operators for string manipulation like there is for arithmetic, and most languages are moving away from the few that gained some traction (eg
+) and are moving towards string templating, instead.So this removes almost all of them. I am still keeping
#as alenoperator for now since it applies to strings, buffers, arrays, and potentially other types, and I recall Perl having an operator like this. But it may also get dropped in the future.