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author Chris Fredrickson <cfredric@users.noreply.github.com> 1654106790 -0400
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Avoid using common substrings as encodings. (#1370)

This tweaks the encoding used by the `import` macro to avoid using encodings that could be common substrings in target names.

E.g., `foo_c_api` is a perfectly reasonable target name, but since it contains the substring `_c_`, it must be mangled by the macro. It would be better if the encoding avoided such cases.