Java 21 adds new String.indexOf methods that accept ranges (beginIndex, to endIndex) rather than just a
start index. A StringIndexOutOfBounds can be thrown when indicating an invalid range, namely when:
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beginIndex > endIndex (eg: beginIndex and endIndex arguments are mistakenly reversed)
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beginIndex < 0 (eg: because the older String.indexOf(what, fromIndex) accepts negative values)
