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  1. Qt
  2. QTBUG-110406

Remove QStringView's ushort support [2/3]: deprecate it

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      The use of ushort as the scalar type to mean QChar dates back to C++98 when char16_t and char32_t did not exist, yet. Now that they do, use of the C++11 character types yields self-explanatory APIs and less implementation work (casts).

      The QStringView support for ushort characters was helpful in the run up to QTBUG-110403, but now is the time to retire it.

      Acceptance criteria:

      • Add deprecation markers such that, in a QT_NO_USHORT_* build, the use of QStringView (and QAnyStringView, QString, ...) ctors and functions that take or return ushort/ushort* to mean UTF-16 is met with a deprecation warning
      • Ditto uint/uint*/char32_t/char32_t*.

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