Is your idea that that would always work? Like:

  s := "Hello world".; -- equivalent to "Hello world\n"

Or only in `print`? If only in `print`, then you've suddenly made a context-sensitive grammar. And if the former, just use "Hello world\n" instead, since the tokenizer already supports that.

The correct end of line is always '\n'. Even Windows' Notepad supports it nowadays. I will gladly die on this hill. :P

That would mess with dot syntax usually reserved for method calls. Like rust's "hello".to_string();

Oberon doesn't have string methods (and people who opt not to parenthesize for cases like that deserve the punishment).