Sharpify 1.3.1

CHANGELOG

• Addressed issue which resulted in some parts of the library having older implementations when downloading the package using nuget.
• Added new StringBuffer collection, which rents a buffer of specified length, and allows efficient appending of elements without using any low level apis, indexing or slice management. And with zero costs to performance (tested in benchmarks), for smaller lengths it is more recommended to use AllocatedStringBuffer with stackalloc, for larger than about 1024 characters it would be better to use StringBuffer as the it would create less pressure on the system, at those scales stackalloc can become slow and sometimes may even fail.
• Added new AllocateStringBuffer which is similar to StringBuffer but requires a preallocated buffer - allowing usage of stackalloc.
• StringBuffer and AllocatedStringBuffer were internally integrated to replace almost all low level buffer manipulations
• AesProvider.EncryptUrl and AesProvider.DecryptUrl in .NET8 or later were optimized to minimize allocations and using hardware intrinsics api's for character replacement.
• BREAKING Removed String.Suffix as the abstraction is the same as String.Concat which already uses a very good implementation
• Updated project properties for better end user support via nuget.