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(Get the code!)
I can certainly provide it, but I'm curious about why do you think that matters. This comes from a YAML file which has this string under a multi-line description. This is loaded by snapcraft, and then marshaled by Snapcraft itself, which is a process completely independent and unrelated to the source YAML.
About ">", I still don't understand the use case. Can you point me to a thread where this was discussed? The > corrupts the input from the source, making it not match the formatting that was applied by the author, as I demonstrated above with actual code. This is clearly not desirable.