Bug with docstrings within init python

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When using docstrings in functions defined inside init python modules, docstrings marked with three single quotes cause crash with unexpected indent, while docstrings with triple double quotes don't.

This piece of code crashes the game (note the function called 'deck'):

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init -3 python:
    import pygame
    SUITS={u'С':u'Сила',
        u'Д':u'Деньги',
        u'З':u'Знания',
        u'И':u'Интриги'}

    DEFAULT_HISTORY = u'Вам не известна история этой карты'
    #  SPENDABLE_COLOR and PERMANENT_COLOR are used by a format method, so they are without '#'
    SPENDABLE_COLOR = 'AAAAAA'
    PERMANENT_COLOR = 'DEC666'
    COST_QOTIENT = 1.5 #  Cost-to-nominal ratio for trading system

    #  Various utility functions

    def deck(deckline):
        '''
        Given a deck-describing line, return a list of cards.\
        Line syntax is like 0С2Д2Д, etc. etc. Number, then suit, repeat for all cards\
        '0' means '10' because fuck you, that's why\
        '''
        if not (type(deckline) == unicode):
            raise TypeError('Only unicode line accepted by deck constructor')
        d = []
        l=list(deckline)
        while len(l)>0:
            num = int(l.pop(0))
            suit = l.pop(0)
            d.append(Card(suit, num))
        return d

This one doesn't:

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init -3 python:
    import pygame
    SUITS={u'С':u'Сила',
        u'Д':u'Деньги',
        u'З':u'Знания',
        u'И':u'Интриги'}

    DEFAULT_HISTORY = u'Вам не известна история этой карты'
    #  SPENDABLE_COLOR and PERMANENT_COLOR are used by a format method, so they are without '#'
    SPENDABLE_COLOR = 'AAAAAA'
    PERMANENT_COLOR = 'DEC666'
    COST_QOTIENT = 1.5 #  Cost-to-nominal ratio for trading system

    #  Various utility functions

    def deck(deckline):
        """
        Given a deck-describing line, return a list of cards.\
        Line syntax is like 0С2Д2Д, etc. etc. Number, then suit, repeat for all cards\
        '0' means '10' because fuck you, that's why\
        """
        if not (type(deckline) == unicode):
            raise TypeError('Only unicode line accepted by deck constructor')
        d = []
        l=list(deckline)
        while len(l)>0:
            num = int(l.pop(0))
            suit = l.pop(0)
            d.append(Card(suit, num))
        return d

While PEP 256 recommends using triple double quotes, both forms are usually accepted by other Python interpreters.