Maikel Steneker 74a9950128 Improvements for Dart interpolated strings
The Dart tokenizer was incomplete, resulting in some strings that use
string interpolation not being parsed correctly. This has been worked
around by making sure that the contents of string interpolation are all
included in the same string token.
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