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This reverts commit e79cde8.
Added verification tests for string parsing and interpolation.
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Added context information to CodeLine class to keep track of whether the code line leaves open a string, an interpolated string, and interpolated argument, or a string in an interpolated argument. Throws an error if an interpolated argument contains a nested interpolated string.
Future work for this feature branch will be to create proper error handling for nested interpolated strings, as they will be disallowed moving forward.