Add hint for generating \0 character to strings guide#2014
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The Working with Strings guide lists supported escape characters (eg: `\n`, `\t`) but `\0` is not supported by double quote strings.
Include an example of generating `NUL` via `\u{0}`, as well as pointing to combining string interpolation with `chars --integer 0`.
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The Working with Strings guide lists supported escape characters (eg:
\n,\t) but\0is not supported by double quote strings.Include an example of generating
NULvia\u{0}, as well as pointing to combining string interpolation withchars --integer 0.