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Use string.Contains(char) instead of Contains(string)#15740
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Now that string.Contains(char) exists, use it in corelib.
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Avoid some small string allocations. The overload is available since .NET Core 2.1. See also: dotnet/coreclr#15740
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Now that
string.Contains(char)exists, use it in corelib.