This function is like ustrcat() except that no more than `n' characters from `src' are appended to the
end of `dest'. If the terminating null character in `src' is reached before `n' characters have been
written, the null character is copied, but no other characters are written. If `n' characters are written
before a terminating null is encountered, the function appends its own null character to `dest', so that
`n+1' characters are written. You should try to avoid this function because it is very easy to overflow
the destination buffer. Use ustrzncat instead.