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Especially our history messages contain lots of hardcoded C string literals "like this one". At runtime, they get translated to pointers to constant global memory, const char*. String malloc(3)s and copies these data every time. In contrast, std::variant<const char*,String> just stores the address if any. (Actually, const char* is wrapped by std::string_view to not compute its length every time.)