OCaml's syntax for string literals
let s = "..."
is explained in the manual at the expected position:
https://caml.inria.fr/pub/docs/manual-ocaml/lex.html#s:stringliteral
However, OCaml has an alternative syntax for string literals which is especially handy for regular expressions and multi-line strings:
let s = {|...|}
let s = {foo|...|foo}
Where is that documented?
To answer this question myself, the syntax was originally described in the extensions chapter of the OCaml manual:
Thanks to glennsl and octachron for pointing this out.
Meanwhile it has been moved to the expected, more visible, places: