stringFormatter now supports arg formatting and it FASTER then fmt, formatting looks as follows:

1. Bin number formatting
   • {0:B}, 15 outputs -> 1111
   • {0:B8}, 15 outputs -> 00001111
2. Hex number formatting
   • {0:X}, 250 outputs -> fa
   • {0:X4}, 250 outputs -> 00fa
3. Oct number formatting
   • {0:o}, 11 outputs -> 14
4. Float point number formatting
   • {0:E2}, 191.0478 outputs -> 1.91e+02
   • {0:F}, 10.4567890 outputs -> 10.456789
   • {0:F4}, 10.4567890 outputs -> 10.4568
   • {0:F8}, 10.4567890 outputs -> 10.45678900
5. Percentage output
   • {0:P100}, 12 outputs -> 12%

StringFormatter was refactored and simplified (#13)

We added new set of utilities:

• 🎯 Map conversion to single line - MapToStr function

Proper handle of double curly brackets (having both cases in tests when {{0}} converts to {0} and when we deal with complicated json)

Forgot to fix bug (#10 ) for FormatComplex in 1.0.3, fixed there

Fixed issue with nested curly brackets inside text

Better performance than in 1.0.1

Key features:

• Format and FormatComplex functions Performance became better than performance of fmt.Sprintf
• Properly handling double curly brackets (like in C#)

Key features:

• Format and FormatComplex functions Performance became better than fmt.Sprintf
• Properly handling double curly brackets (like in C#)

WRONG MODULE NAME, use v1.0.1

Created go.mod file