refactor : replace deprecated substr() with slice()#1099
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Replace all instances of String.prototype.substr() with String.prototype.slice() to use the standard, non-deprecated method. This maintains compatibility with Node.js >= 0.8.0 while following modern JavaScript best practices. All replacements maintain identical functionality as slice() and substr() behave the same for these use cases.
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Replace all instances of String.prototype.substr() with String.prototype.slice() to use the standard, non-deprecated method. This maintains compatibility with Node.js >= 0.8.0 while following modern JavaScript best practices.
All replacements maintain identical functionality as slice() and substr() behave the same for these use cases.