handle multi-line strings and comments

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let test = 
"
//>
    Hello World!
//<
"

The //> and //< in the above multi-line string will currently be treated as structured comments. This should not happen.

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To find all comments in code, using a scanner

• Have scanner create vector of tokens.
• .filter() out all tokens of non comment type.
• Pray the comment tokens contain line number.

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It appears syntect could be (ab)used to support this. It divides lines into tokens based on their syntax. These tokens are formed in a way that can distinguish between what's a string and what's an actual comment. However it's not ideal.

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This is preventing the creation of tests. Though I guess I could create tests of runs on a language that didn't have // comment starters like rust.

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This issue also causes multi-line comments to have the same problem.

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This is preventing the creation of tests. Though I guess I could create tests of runs on a language that didn't have // comment starters like rust.

Affected tests are being done from loading strings to tests from files