strinterp | Morally-correct string and stream interpolation for Go

strinterp is a Go library. strinterp has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Morally correct string/stream interpolation. This code is posted in support of a [blog post about why we continue to write insecure software] which I recommend reading in order to understand the design and the purpose of the design. At the moment, I wouldn’t particularly propose that you use it in real code; I don’t. After all this represents ~20 hours of screwing around rather than something I’d ship directly. However, it does do what it does, so if you are moved to use it, I won’t object. As the LICENSE says, if it breaks you get to keep both pieces. If enough pull requests come in to turn this into a real library I won’t complain. But even as just some musings meant for support of a blog post, I could not stand publishing this without the jerf-standard [full godoc] including examples, usage, and everything else you might otherwise expect this README.md to cover on GitHub, plus full test coverage and golint-cleanliness.