fix: truncate strings on UTF-8 boundaries in StrEllipsis - #2514
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StrEllipsis truncated by byte count (SetLength/Copy), which can split a multi-byte UTF-8 character and produce invalid UTF-8. On the Cocoa widgetset such a string becomes a nil NSString, which crashes -[NSMenuItem initWithTitle:] when the result is used as a menu caption (e.g. the data grid quick-filter items built from long non-ASCII values). Use UTF8Length/UTF8Copy (LazUTF8, already used here) to cut on codepoint boundaries.
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Fixes #2510
StrEllipsis truncated strings by byte count, which can split a multi-byte UTF-8 character and produce invalid UTF-8. On the Cocoa widgetset that becomes a nil NSString and crashes -[NSMenuItem initWithTitle:] when the result is used as a menu caption (e.g. the data grid quick-filter items built from long non-ASCII cell values).
Switch truncation to UTF8Length/UTF8Copy (LazUTF8, already used by the unit) so it cuts on codepoint boundaries.