Powershell Write-Host Line Breaks In Different Scripts

I have 2 different scripts with line breaks. One of them won't make line breaks without "`n" at the end of each line. See this example with and without the "`n".

But other scripts work without the "`n" tag.

write-host "
This is a test message

This is 2 lines down.
"

Output:

This is a test message

This is two lines down.

What makes them different where they do or don't need the "`n". They are both .ps1 extensions. And, as you can see, they are at the start of the script. Why do some scripts show the line breaks with the "`n" and others don't need it?

So after working with some friends here we found that issue seems to be the way that ISE reads the file when it is made. If you make a new .ps1 file on ISE it does not notice the script items like Write-Host or functions as a full block of function. This would be denoted by the collapse (+/-) symbol next to that line of code. This means you need to add the `n code to end of each Write-Host line break for it to identify it.

Example: This is a .ps1 file started and made in ISE:

Now the easiest way to fix this is to take the code and start it over in a Notepad file. Copy your code into a new file on Notepad and then save it as a .ps1. When you do this your Write-Host line breaks will not require the `n as it is being read by ISE correctly.

Example: This is a .ps1 file started and made in Notepad:

I am not sure why there is a there is an error with ISE reading .ps1 files when made in ISE and reading line breaks with Write-Host. It may have something to do with no longer being supported. Suggestion would be to move over to VS code with Powershell and code with that. Very strange issue but glad I understand now.