String/Quote Blocks

[Absolutionism]

Suggestion

Mimic Java's String/Quote Block, in terms of starting and ending a string with three quotation marks (""")

Why?

When needing to have multiple quotation marks be present in the final string/product, it can start to look funky.
Adding/mimicking Java's block, could allow only a single quotation mark, instead of two, to be present in the final product
Example (Simple)

set {_str} to """Hello "World"!"""
# Output
Hello "World"!

Other

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Agreement

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[sovdeeth]

I think this would start to look very complicated if you start trying to insert this into expressions and such. I'd rather see a more standard escape character added, like \".

Take for example """my name is "%metadata "name" of test split at """"quoted""""%""""

(it's also a breaking change, since """text""" is currently "text")

[Fusezion]

I would assume people would still try to be reasonable with their usage of it. Additionally if proper escaping was implemented over just doing double of the same thing, it would work fine imo.

What you just showed is a player purposefully over using it.

[sovdeeth]

It doesn't seem all that far-fetched to me. If you have to split something at "quoted", you have to use """"quoted""""
The only way you could make that line less confusing is using 2 lines. Forcing four quotes in a row just to get a text that's quoted seems like a worse option than the current three in a row.

[sovdeeth]

A second alternative could be proper treatment of ' -> '"this text is quoted"', or 'my name is "%metadata "name" of test split at '"quoted"'%"' with its achille's heel being possession/contraction: '"it\'s not all roses" - me'