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[nohwnd]

The multiline secret is returned as My\nSecret, where the \n is NOT the newline character, but rather \ and n. This is unexpected, because the documentation says newline, and I as .NET developer where \n is commonly used to denote the invisible newline character expected that those are literal newlines.

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Probably not the right place to ask here, but is this even expected behavior? I would expect that random keys could contain \ followed by n, and then we have no way of knowing if that is unfortunate character combination or real newline.

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Thanks, @nohwnd. I agree with your reasoning and approve this PR. We appreciate your helping us clarify this confusing point. #sign-off