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Claude Code v2.1.229

Byte-budget string truncation no longer allocates a Buffer

Under the hood
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Elsewhere

Trimming text to a byte limit got cheaper, with the same results.

What

The helper that trims a string to a byte budget now returns early when three bytes per character would still fit, and otherwise encodes and decodes with TextEncoder/TextDecoder, stripping any trailing replacement character left by a cut mid-sequence. Same results, less allocation.

Evidence

new TextDecoder().decode(r.subarray(0, t)).replace(/\uFFFD+$/, "")

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