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If a string is dynamic, it's common to have a pattern like:

try {
    if (Trace.isEnabled()) {
        Trace.beginSection("reportFullyDrawn() for " + getComponentName());
    }
    // do trace-worthy stuff...
} finally {
    Trace.endSection();
}

Add a lazy-computed string block, similar to Kotlin's require:

require(someBool) { "dynamic string $foo $bar" }