Update String model class to comply with JEP 254 #39
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Due to the implementation changes made to the standard Java String and related classes in JEP 254 (Java 9 and later), JPF String model class now fails to compile. This updates String model class to comply with the internal API changes. This make String model class to follow a internal representation similar to the standard String class in Java 9 and later which uses byte array plus an encoding-flag field instead of UTF-16 char array to represent a String. Fixes: javapathfinder#37
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Due to the implementation changes made to the standard Java String and
related classes in JEP 254 (Java 9 and later), JPF String model class
now fails to compile. This updates String model class to comply with the
internal API changes.
This make String model class to follow a internal representation similar
to the standard String class in Java 9 and later which uses byte array
plus an encoding-flag field instead of UTF-16 char array to represent a
String.
Fixes: #37