Example for here-string in About_Quoting_Rules could be better

[jsilverm]

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Links

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.core/about/about_quoting_rules?view=powershell-7.3

Summary

The following example given here seems slightly pointless -- I see no benefit of using a "here-string" at all as the same content would go just fine in a double-quoted string:

Using a here-string can simplify using a string in a command. For example:
@"
Use a quotation mark (') to begin a string.
"@

That seems like a pointless waste of here-string, but if it is buying us something I don't see what it is. At least if there were a " embedded it would be saving us from using a ` or doubling the "

Details

There are numerous nice and easy ways to include literal " or ' characters in PowerShell.
Here-strings are also very useful.

I remember the first time I read this content I thought I was just missing something and I would come back to it later.
I came back to it. It still seems like overkill.

Here-string is somewhat an important part of this doc, should the short description of the topic mention them? I went back and forth, but probably the main reason I was re-reading this was that I was here for the here-string stuff.

Overall a nice doc of a nice aspect of PowerShell.

Suggested Fix

What seems to belong here is one of the shortest valuable usages of a here-string, whatever that might be.
Preferably something that would at least require an extra ` or a double character otherwise, but some other short useful use would be even better I think.