I'm doing this with a subclass of C++'s "string".
I know that this is actually a pointer being returned, even if it looks
like a whole object... but C++'s string class does some fancy stuff
with operators and I was wondering if maybe the class actually gets
copied on return instead of just returning a pointer to something that
already got disposed when the stack returned.
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