Fix strings::contains matching end of string target - #14711
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Description
Fixes bug in
cudf::strings::containswhere the target matches the end of the string. This only occurred in the long strings special kernel logic for contains.Also added additional gtests for long and short strings and for related functions find/rfind.
Closes #14710
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