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struct: escape delimiter in string slices on ReflectFrom - #402
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Escaping changes what ReflectFrom writes for elements that contain the delimiter, such as WireGuard AllowedIPs, which other readers don't unescape. Default output stays as before.
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ReflectFrom joined
[]stringwith the field delimiter and did not escape delimiter characters inside an element. Values likeTest with comma, Threewere then split on load.Escape
\then the delimiter when writing string slices, using the same rulesKey.Stringsalready applies on read (value1\, value2in testdata). Round-trip of a slice that contains the delimiter now preserves elements.Fixes #348