Improving grammar snippets in Python docs (76)
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Approximate timestamps:
0:02:30 Tips for editing Github "suggestions" in Markdown.
0:09:30 Decision: don't include link to the zlib home page because the other dependencies don't have it.
0:15:00 mpdecimal deprecation note for Libmpdec
0:34:35 wording for note about optional modules
0:36:20 Which compressions can zlib use ?
0:46:21 Review PR 1374469 (f-strings and t-strings)
0:48:00 Resume work on 2.3 Names (simplifying names)Names.
0:57:44 Decision: Use three dots (not two dots) in the lexical definitions and Notation
1:03:10 Clarify that id_start and id_continue only need to be used in the parser. Also distinguish from Unicode ID_Start and ID_Continue
1:17:02 Opportunity for someone to pay PSF to make Python conform to the Unicode standard Annex #31. (also see PEP 3131)
1:25:00 fun fact: _ can serve as id_start in Python but NOT in Unicode.
1:35:40 IF you're writing a lexical analyzer from scratch (eg. to use a cat emoji as an identifier) THEN you might want to use XID_start ...
1:40:30 PyUnicode verify_identifier in the parser ...
1:51:01 Create PR 140464
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