Inconsistency with the String class's chomp & strip

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So I'm new to crystal and I was looking at the standard library and I realized that there's an inconsistency with a few of the functions and I'm not sure about others as I haven't checked, but you have two different functions that follow the same rules eg.: chomp and strip

The problem is with strip the main definition strips the beginning and end of a string whilist the chomp definition strips the end of a string . Now that's fine if they didn't attempt to follow the same rules. strip has a lstrip and a rstrip variation which only purpose is to strip only the left or right of a string while chomp only has a lchomp while if rchomp's expected functionality currently resides in chomp since rchomp doesn't actually exist.

Wouldn't it be appropriate for chomp to follow the same rules as strip and have an lchomp and rchomp while chomp strips the string | char from the beginning AND end of a string?

Just seems like a weird inconsistency with the standard library that I wanted to address while there's still breaking changes being made.

Kind regards.

[Sija]

See #3729

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Thanks @Sija, I thought I searched properly, but the results were different.

[ysbaddaden]

Closing, the issue is an exact duplicate of #3729