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Andreas Dangel 4599b6989a [plsql] Fix StringLiteral token
StringLiterals can use a custom quote delimiter that
marks the end of a string literal. This quote delimiter
is only effective together with the quote character.
A single quote character, that is not preceded by the
delimiter, should be allowed.

Additionally, the ASTStringLiteral node gives
now access to the plain string value of the
literal without the quoting.

Fixes #2008
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