Replace hardcoded '.' with EXTENSION_SEPARATOR in StringUtils #33644
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Replaced all instances of the hardcoded '.' character with the EXTENSION_SEPARATOR constant in the StringUtils class. This refactor improves the code's readability and maintainability by ensuring that separator characters are defined consistently through the use of constants. No functional changes have been made.
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This pull request refactors the
StringUtilsclass by substituting all occurrences of the hardcoded'.'character with the already-defined constantEXTENSION_SEPARATOR. This refactor promotes cleaner code by removing magic values and enhancing maintainability, as separator characters are now managed centrally. Additionally, this change minimizes the risk of errors that may arise from inconsistent use of the'.'character throughout the codebase.No changes have been made to the functionality of the methods, ensuring that the behavior remains intact.