title: multiline formatting for verbatim strings in c# (prefix with @)
body: <p>I love using the @"strings" in c#, especially when I have a lot of multi-line text. The only annoyance is that my code formatting goes to doodie when doing this, because the second and greater lines are pushed fully to the left instead of using the indentation of my beautifully formatted code. I know this is by design, but is there some option/hack way of allowing these lines to be indented, without adding the actual tabs/spaces to the output? </p>
  
  <p>adding example: </p>
  
  <pre><code>        var MyString = @" this is 
  a multi-line string
  in c#.";
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>My variable declaration is indented to the "correct" depth, but the second and further lines in the string get pushed to the left margin- so the code is kinda ugly. You could add tabs to the start of line 2 and 3, but the string itself would then contain those tabs... make sense? </p>