VS 2022 has a new "feature": when I hit enter in a quoted string literal, it splits the string so that there's a new partial string, + outside the string, a newline, and the rest of the string on the next line.
... that is, hitting enter while the cursor is between the 'u' and first 'f' turns
var foo = "stuff";
into
var foo = "stu" +
"ff";
How do I disable this "feature" (specifically for C#, but applying to all languages would be preferable)?
Specifically: when I hit enter, I want a plain ol' newline. If that makes the code invalid, so be it: I can decide whether to remove the newline, use string concatenation, use a multi-line string literal, or whatever else may be needed to fix the code.
