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Haskell, line length 6, (削除) 400 (削除ここまで) (削除) 343 (削除ここまで) 336 bytes

{main=
putStr
$s++(s
>>=(++
":\n")
.show)
++
"[]}";
s='{':
'm':
'a':
'i':
'n':
'=':
'\n':
'p':
'u':
't':
'S':
't':
'r':
'\n':
'$':
's':
'+':
'+':
'(':
's':
'\n':
'>':
'>':
'=':
'(':
'+':
'+':
'\n':
'"':
':':
'\\':
'n':
'"':
')':
'\n':
'.':
's':
'h':
'o':
'w':
')':
'\n':
'+':
'+':
'\n':
'"':
'[':
']':
'}':
'"':
';':
'\n':
's':
'=':
[]}

Try it online! I'm not aware of a way around putStr, thus the line length of 6. The outer curly braces allow to get rid of the otherwerwise required indention after a newline within a single declaration.