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Add the following extensions methods for dictionaries:
var dictionary = new Dictionary<string, string>
{
["key1"] = "value1",
["key2"] = "value2",
};
dictionary.Throw().IfContainsKey("key1");
dictionary.Throw().IfNotContainsKey("key3");
And the corresponding dictionary properties extension methods:
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Describe the solution you'd like
Add compile-time String concactenation support in messages. Currently, constraits's message with concactenated strings can only be evaluated at runtime (gives the <Unknown>
message at compile-time instead).
Describe alternatives you've considered
A potential solution would be to create our own instance of FromExpr[String]
based on the stdlib's one
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Extension (none, kotlin 1.3): none
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