Ignore file!() macro in print_literal, write_literal
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print_literal], [write_literal]: Ignore thefile!()macrofile!()expands to a string literal with its span set to that of thefile!()callsite, but isn't marked as coming from an expansion. To fix this we make sure we actually find a string/char literal instead of assuming it's one and slicingIt would also ignore any other macros that result in the same situation, but that shouldn't be common as
proc_macro::Span::call_site()returns a span that is marked as from expansionFixes #10544