docs: clarify terminal line wrapping for multiline problem matchers#9786
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Updated the PR to include a clarifying example, as requested by the OP.
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Fixes #6851. Adds a note about terminal line wrapping breaking multi-line problem matchers, which was a point of confusion for users trying to write custom problem matchers that match across lines wrapped by the terminal window.