Add convenience initializer for raw string literals #579
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Sources/SwiftSyntaxBuilder/StringLiteralExprConvenienceInitializers.swift
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Automatically determine the number of #s required to express the string without escapes.
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This patch adds a small convenience initializer for raw string literals (in preparation of #575) and extends the existing convenience initializer to take custom delimiters.