I have a string `"Hello {world}"` which I need to replace with `"Hello "`. The placeholder's position is not fixed at the end. And I may have more than a single placeholder.

I am using SwiftUI and tried to make this work with

```
Text("Hello {world}".replacingOccurrences(of: "{world}", with: "\(Image(systemName: "globe"))"))

```

but soon found that this doesn't work and presented with this `Hello Image(provider: SwiftUI.ImageProviderBox<SwiftUI.Image.(unknown context at $1ba606db0).NamedImageProvider>)`

Since this worked

```
Text(LocalizedStringKey("Hello \(Image(systemName: "globe"))"))

```

I assumed I needed to pass a `LocalizedStringKey` into the `Text` I tried again with

```
Text(LocalizedStringKey("Hello {world}".replacingOccurrences(of: "{world}", with: "\(Image(systemName: "globe"))")))
Text(LocalizedStringKey("Hello" + "\(Image(systemName: "globe"))")) //this doesn't work either

```

but presented with a similar issue `SwiftUI.Text.Storage.anyTextStorage(SwiftUI.(unknown context at $1ba668448).LocalizedTextStorage`

I looked at the API for `LocalizedStringKey` and `LocalizedStringKey.StringInterpolation` but could not find a solution this problem. Is there a way to make replacement of placeholder string work?