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Because enormous (64kB) strings cannot fit into a single constant in JVM bytecode, but the Kotlin compiler will compile huge string literals as runtime concatenation of smaller constants. Using a getter instead of a val with a backing field so that for most users, this does not have any practical impact (as r8 should be able to inline the simple getter function into a string constant load).
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Because enormous (64kB) strings cannot fit into a single constant in JVM
bytecode, but the Kotlin compiler will compile huge string literals as
runtime concatenation of smaller constants.
Using a getter instead of a val with a backing field so that for most
users, this does not have any practical impact (as r8 should be able to
inline the simple getter function into a string constant load).