Handle multiline statements in migrations#18478
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Fixes #18477
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This fixes the links issue about not supporting multi-line SQL statements in the migrations. The reporter has done all the work here - I've just applied the fix they have already found and verified it.
See the linked issue for a sample you can use to test. When working in source code I just added it to the most recent migration and then used the following SQL to set the state back one step, and then started Umbraco.