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Fix typos #81

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Fix typos #81

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- Non-Public Constructor Support
- No Generic Constraints
- Compatible with .NET Standard 2.0
- Multiple backend implementations.
- Multiple backend implementations
- Heavily tested on Win/Mac/Linux

- 🪛 **Modern** Compiler Integration
- Source Generator v2 (Incremental Generator)
- Highly Configurable ([Props](https://github.com/Nyrest/FastGenericNew/wiki/SourceGenerator-Options))
- Multi-threaded Generation

- 🔥 **Lastest** C#/.NET Features Support
- 🔥 **Latest** C#/.NET Features Support
- [C# 8 Nullable](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/builtin-types/nullable-reference-types) Support
- [C# 10 Parameterless struct constructors](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/proposals/csharp-10.0/parameterless-struct-constructors) Support (Both invokes or not)
- WebAssembly Support
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var obj3 = FastNew.CreateInstance<T, string, int>("text", 0);

// Try pattern
// NOTE: Try pattern will only check the constructor could be called (exist & callable)
// NOTE: The try pattern will only check if the constructor can be called.
// It will not catch or handle any exceptions thrown in the constructor.
if (FastNew.TryCreateInstance<T, string>("arg0", out T result));
{
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> the constraint is `where T : new()` but appears to **ignore the parameterless constructor if the constraint is `where T : struct`**.
> **But `FastNew.CreateInstance<T>()` will always invoke the parameterless constructor if it's available.**
>
> If you don't want to invoke the parameterless constructor of **ValueType**.
> Consider to use `FastNew.NewOrDefault<T>()` which **will never invoke the parameterless constructor of `ValueType`**
> If you don't want to invoke the parameterless constructor of **ValueType**,
> consider using `FastNew.NewOrDefault<T>()` which **will never invoke the parameterless constructor of `ValueType`**

## 🚀 Benchmark

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