fix(pacmak): examples with multi-line strings produce invalid python docstrings #2571
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…docstrings Since docstrings are now rendered inside single-quoted multiline strings to allow the docstring itself to include example code with double-quoted multiline string literals. Those are the ones produced by rosetta for python. Fixes #2569
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Since docstrings are now rendered inside single-quoted multiline strings to allow the docstring itself to include example code with double-quoted multiline string literals. Those are the ones produced by rosetta for python.
Fixes #2569
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