Fix parsing arrays with a name that's a prefix of an existing array#6
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If you have two arrays where the name of the second one is a prefix of the first, like this:
The library throws an "key duplication" error even though this is valid. If you swap the order of these items, the issue doesn't occur.
This is caused by a missing
.in the str_starts_with check in TomlKeystore::addArrayTableNode.I added that missing dot, added it to the success test and also added a test that verifies that invalid toml is still rejected by this check.