Correctly escape escape characters in String.Contains(), String.StartsWith() and String.EndsWith() translations if pattern doesn't contain wildcards.
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…rtsWith()` and `String.EndsWith()` translations if pattern doesn't contain wildcards.
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String.Contains(),String.StartsWith()andString.EndsWith()translations only escaped the\escape char correctly, if the pattern also contained at least one wildcard character (%or_).Now, escape characters are always escaped (or at least as long as
NO_BACKSLASH_ESCAPESis not used; this would probably break our current implementations).Fixes #1943