Some strings in text formats are using single quote strings 'foo' instead of "foo".
The character " is allowed in single quote strings.
In Javascript, \' is handled the same was as \" in double quote strings.
This could be added as a rule t'? or t'! with a single quote appearing after the "t". This rule could allow both single and double quote strings.
Some strings in text formats are using single quote strings
'foo'instead of"foo".The character
"is allowed in single quote strings.In Javascript,
\'is handled the same was as\"in double quote strings.This could be added as a rule
t'?ort'!with a single quote appearing after the "t". This rule could allow both single and double quote strings.