noqa comments for strings goes at the end of it. Similarly, for multi-line strings (triple-quoted), the noqa directive is expected on the last line of the string.

Now, with the new f-string specification, multi-line expressions are allowed in a single-quoted f-string. For example, the following code is valid in Python 3.12 but invalid before 3.12:

f"foo {
    a
        *
            b
}"

We need to make sure to add the noqa directives at the end of f-string regardless if it's single or triple-quoted. For the above example, the outcome would be:

f"foo {
    a
        *
            b
}"  # noqa: F821

The extract_noqa_line_for function needs to be updated to fix this. Currently, it only checks for tripled-quoted strings using the String token. Now, we will need to use the FStringStart token to (1) check if it's a tripled-quoted f-string, if it is then (2) get the end range of the corresponding FStringEnd token. This could be done by either using a stack or using the Indexer to get the f-string range.