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yeah, it's one of the tough choices rust requires you to make. so `str`/`Path` is always a view into a slice of memory that lives somewhere and is owned by something (not you). using the owned versions is way easier at the cost of copying memory around
There's also the third option of `Cow<str>`, which requires the same lifetime threading as `&str`, but allows you to own the data if your caller doesn't want to have to own it, or potentially avoid copies (but you should probably just use String unless you have bms saying so)
