EQL: Replace ?"..." with """...""" for unescaped strings (#62539) #63174
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Use triple double quotes enclosing a string literal to interpret it as unescaped, in order to use `?` for marking query params and avoid user confusion. `?` also usually implies regex expressions. Any character inside the `"""` beginning-closing markings is considered raw and the only thing that is not permitted is the `"""` sequence itself. If a user wants to use that, needs to resort to the normal `"` string literal and use proper escaping. Relates to elastic#61659 (cherry picked from commit d87c2ca)
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Use triple double quotes enclosing a string literal to interpret it
as unescaped, in order to use
?for marking query params and avoiduser confusion.
?also usually implies regex expressions.Any character inside the
"""beginning-closing markings is consideredraw and the only thing that is not permitted is the
"""sequence itself.If a user wants to use that, needs to resort to the normal
"string literaland use proper escaping.
Relates to #61659
(cherry picked from commit d87c2ca)