String formatting #1364
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* f-strings instead of .format or % formatting (with very few exceptions) * Triple double quotes for docstrings * Double quotes for user-facing text (e.g. error messages), with single quotes for things like variable names in the text This is intentionally one massive commit, to make it easy to exclude it from things like git-blame.
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Makes our string formatting (more or less) consistent:
.formator%formatting (with very few exceptions) – we don't have to worry about Python <3.6 any moreThis is intentionally one massive commit, to make it easy to exclude it from things like git-blame.