This PR is attempting to consolidate patterns for copying strings to char arrays safely. The problem was that in the SaveManager we were doing a memcpy and using string.length() which under-reports the size of the corresponding .c_str() (missing the null terminator). This would lead to situations were if a longer string was copied first, then a shorter string, the null terminator would be missing and so extra characters after the shorter string would be seen from the first longer string.

A separate solution for string copying using strncpy and null terminator handling was done in the spoiler log parsing for hint text, but was repetitive. I have promoted this pattern to SohUtils::CopyStringToCharArray so that all the different locations in our code can depend on the same solution.

Various string copies in the spoiler log parsing, SaveManager context handling, and some gameplay stats are now using this utility method or a helper method from the SaveManager class. In the case of the SaveManager, due to the pattern of LoadData() needing to assign to a pointer, we still needed string intermediate variables before passing into the copy method, so I created a new helper method LoadCharArray() then manages the string intermediate var and does the string copy together.

Also FormatJsonHintText was called for all the hint text, when really all it does is inject item icons for the child/adult alter hints, so I've removed the unnecessary calls.

Not sure if SohUtils feels like the right place for a helper method like, but it fits in my mind as it is technically a utility.

Looking for feedback on the two method names:

• SohUtils::CopyStringToCharArray
• SaveManager::LoadCharArray()

And feedback if we even like LoadCharArray or would rather prefer to drop it in favor of managing the string intermediate values like before (this can be seen by looking at this commit diff)

Build Artifacts

• soh.otr.zip
• soh-linux-compatibility.zip
• soh-linux-performance.zip
• soh-mac.zip
• soh-switch.zip
• soh-wiiu.zip
• soh-windows.zip