perf: avoid using write! macro with single str#228
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A known issue with
write!is that it's slower and generates more code than direct calls towrite_str, unfortunately even in the simple case of"{str}". See rust-lang/rust#76490.I've verified with Godbolt that it is still the case: https://godbolt.org/z/sq3M8xWfo