[LANG-1682] Javadoc and test: Use Strings.CI.startsWithAny method instead #1299
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LANG-1682
There have been several attempts (PR #848, PR #1040) to introduce the
startsWithAnyIgnoreCasemethod to the already overcrowdedStringUtilsclass. This discussion led to the creation of theStringsclass (which supersedesStringUtils), providing similar functionality but managing case-sensitivity through:Strings.CS) instanceStrings.CI) instanceIn the recent commit, the
Stringsclass now supports the requestedstartsWithAnyfunctionality. This PR adds a test group to cover case-insensitive scenarios and adjusts the javadoc to accurately describe its behavior.