Strings: fix escape sequences for translations (swift 5) #998
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Further fix for #986.
Problem with swift raw strings, is that every escape sequence needs to be expanded with the raw delimiter. So in a
#"…"#raw string,\nmust become\#n.With our delimiters already set to
###, and an unknown number of escape sequences, we're better of removing raw strings and using normal ones again 🤷.