Maintain a start position in CharStream instead of using repeated tailing.#1347
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…ailing. Constructing smaller and smaller substrings implies quadratic runtime. While this is unlikely to make much difference on typically-sized Javadoc comments, the alternative is just as clear. PiperOrigin-RevId: 884432763
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Maintain a start position in
CharStreaminstead of using repeated tailing.Constructing smaller and smaller substrings implies quadratic runtime. While this is unlikely to make much difference on typically-sized Javadoc comments, the alternative is just as clear.