Multiline Strings - language feature

Example from JavaScript, TypeScript:

const lines = `one
two`

Example from Python, Cython:

template = """This is the first line.
This is the second line.
This is the third line."""

Example from PHP:

$xml = <<<XML
l
vv
XML;

Example from Elixir:

template = """
This is the first line.
This is the second line.
This is the third line.
"""

Example from C3:

String s = `this
 string is multiline`;

Example from Speedie:

"hello
you
beauty"

Example from Ion:

( '''hello '''     // Sexp with one element
  '''world!'''  )

("hello world!")   // The exact same sexp value

// This Ion value is a string containing three newlines. The serialized
// form's first newline is escaped into nothingness.
'''\
The first line of the string.
This is the second line of the string,
and this is the third line.
'''

Example from Jule:

`Multiline strings
is available in Jule
with raw strings`

Example from Boron:

{{
  Line 1
  Line 2
}}

Languages with Multiline Strings include JavaScript, Python, PHP, Ruby, TypeScript, Elixir, Cython, C3, Speedie, Ion, progsbase, Jule, Boron

Languages without Multiline Strings include JSON, JSON5, JSONiq, JSON with Comments, Superjson, Jsonnet, Hocon

This question asks: Does the language support multiline strings?

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