Suppose we have the following JavaScript:

const a = `
    query test {
        field1
        field2
        field3
    }
`;const b = f();

If there is an error during call to f() function, Safari reports correct row number (line 7), but the column number is wrong (column 100 does not exist on line 7) - it seems that line breaks inside the template literal are ignored when calculating the column number. Chrome and Firefox both correctly reports the error happened on column 13.

This issue breaks displaying stacktraces in Sentry if the source code contains template literals with line breaks.

Link to reproduction: https://benevolent-hotteok-d24077.netlify.app/

Reproduced in latest Safari Technology Preview (143) and also in Safari 14.