C# How do I split a string by strings and include the delimiters?

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There are many similar questions, but apparently no perfect match, that's why I'm asking.

I'd like to split a random string (e.g. 123xx456yy789) by a list of string delimiters (e.g. xx, yy) and include the delimiters in the result (here: 123, xx, 456, yy, 789).

Good performance is a nice bonus. Regex should be avoided, if possible.

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