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get rid of some GC allocations in sformat and formatElement #7163

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On the downside, the new code loops twice over the source
string, meaning it `decode`s every character twice.

On the upside, it writes only one time to memory, avoiding one
or more allocations and a copy from the temporary buffer to the
actual destination.
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