Add lazy slice formatters to slogutil#1028
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Adds a couple slice helpers to `slogutil` that implement `slog.LogValue` to achieve the effect of formatting slices that are used as values in slog attributes, but only when we actually need to do so because a slog log line is being printed. Otherwise, `LogValue` is never called and we avoid the associated work and allocations.
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Adds a couple slice helpers to
slogutilthat implementslog.LogValueto achieve the effect of formatting slices that are used as values in
slog attributes, but only when we actually need to do so because a slog
log line is being printed. Otherwise,
LogValueis never called and weavoid the associated work and allocations.