Relax precondition in postProcessMultilineStringLiteral
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The only place where we were dropping unexpected tokens or trivia around a string segment was when inferring the indentation of the closing quote. Instead of having a precondition, add the conditions that the last segment doesn’t have any of these here and fall back to the same logic that is used when the indentaiton could not be inferred. Fixes swiftlang#3097
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The only place where we were dropping unexpected tokens or trivia around a string segment was when inferring the indentation of the closing quote. Instead of having a precondition, add the conditions that the last segment doesn’t have any of these here and fall back to the same logic that is used when the indentaiton could not be inferred.
Fixes #3097