String-Like Classes
Provides a StringLike class that adds the behavior of Python’s built-in string to its children. This is useful when you want to implement a class that behaves like a string but encapsulates some additional functionality that a normal string doesn’t provide.
Additionally provides LazyString and CachedLazyString classes which behave exactly like strings but allow strings to be constructed in a thunk (i.e. lazily) instead of strictly (i.e. immediately).
An example of how it can be used: http://developer.covenanteyes.com/stringlike-in-python/
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