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I found a semi-workaround for the problem. It is a semi-workaround since it only works if you don't need Ant to know about the parameter passed in (in my case I'm using it elsewhere and don't need Ant to know the value is).
Installing the the env-inject plugin will allow you to add a build step to inject environment variables before the Ant task. In the properties section set the name of the parameter that may be multi-lined to some dummy value. This will override the existing value and then pass that through to Ant allowing it build.