Chris Tate ee001858b0 Concatenate a string and a number without the general parts path ...

`"p" + n` and other string-plus-number concatenations whose left string
cannot grow in place (a literal or a shared string) went through the
general mixed concatenation, which sizes and copies every part through a
loop over a scratch table. The result is now the head's bytes followed by
the number's text in one exactly sized string. A number's text completes
no surrogate pair, so no seam needs joining. A uniquely owned head still
appends in place.

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corpus

Concatenate a string and a number without the general parts path

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coverage-fixtures

Make scriptc compilation native-only

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deadstrip

init

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diagnostics

Add mock.fn and t.mock.fn with Node's calls log and implementation controls

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ffi

Support three.js meshes and materials in static builds

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fixtures

Pool small Buffers as Node does

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harness

Free released regions without a pass over the whole heap

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library-mode

Keep integer-slot checking working in the native compiler for library calls with bytes or array arguments

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test262

Make scriptc compilation native-only

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