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 The StringLiterals package is an attempt to bring a cleaner string literal syntax to Julia, as well as having an easier way of producing formatted strings, borrowing from both Python and C formatted printing syntax.  It also adds support for using LaTex, Emoji, HTML, or Unicode entity names that are looked up at compile-time.