replace unsafe_convert methods with safe cconvert ones #51764
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This seems the correct way to define most conversions, since the unsafe logic should typically be isolated to a few areas, and everywhere else just defines conversions to it. This ensures the root is preserved even if the user later makes unexpected changes to the parent object (although the length might have later become inconsistent at that point, so it is not a guaranteed fix for memory issues).
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This seems the correct way to define most conversions, since the unsafe logic should typically be isolated to a few areas, and everywhere else just defines conversions to it. This ensures the root is preserved even if the user later makes unexpected changes to the parent object (although the length might have later become inconsistent at that point, so it is not a guaranteed fix for memory issues).