I'm attempting to parse a subset of JSON that only contains a single, non-nested object with string only values that may contain escape sequences. E.g.

```
{
  "A KEY": "SOME VALUE",
  "Another key": "Escape sequences \n \r \\ \/ \f \t \u263A"
}

```

Using the [Chomp](https://crates.io/crates/chomp) parser combinator in Rust. I have it parsing this structure ignoring escape sequences but am having trouble working out how to handle the escape sequences. Looking at other quoted string parsers that use combinators such as:

* [Arc JSON parser](http://hacks.catdancer.ws/parser-combinator-approach-to-json.html)
* [PHP parser-combinator](https://github.com/Vektah/parser-combinator/blob/master/src/main/vektah/parser_combinator/parser/literal/StringLiteral.php#L22)
* [Paka](https://github.com/weidagang/paka-js/blob/master/paka.js#L239)

They each use a sequence combinator, what is the equivalent in `Chomp`?