Use unsafe String operations when writing parameter files. When a LATIN-1 parameter file is requested, we can take advantage of the fact that JDK9 strings are (usually) stored as LATIN-1. For UTF-8, we can still optimize for the common case where a LATIN-1 string contains only ASCII characters, as these are bit-identical between UTF-8 and LATIN-1. This would still be expected to be the vast majority of parameter file contents. RELNOTES: None PiperOrigin-RevId: 199816430
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