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Ah, it is the use of a double quotes within a single quote, escaping the double quote does fix the single quote highlighting, but then creates a new issue:
Ah yes, you can imagine the colouring rules are confused by quotes within quotes. Thanks for reporting this. We'll take a look at the highlighting rules. In the meantime, if it's too annoying, I think you can achieve the same effect using a unicode character code - y = '\u0022'.
Character literals seem to break subsequent syntax highlighting (see picture 1).
Sometimes it seems to fix itself later, I have not been able to discern how/why (see picture 2).
I tried switching themes but it seems to be a case on each.
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