fix(rosetta): correctly emit multi-line string literals #2419
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This fixes hox multi-line string literals and template expressions are rendered in all supported languages, leveraging idiomatic multi-line literals where possible (i.e: everywhere but Java).
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This fixes hox multi-line string literals and template expressions are
rendered in all supported languages, leveraging idiomatic multi-line
literals where possible (i.e: everywhere but Java).
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