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PEP 655: Clarify there are no grammar changes or runtime enforcement. #2388

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@davidfstr davidfstr commented Mar 8, 2022

Thanks to Petr Viktorin (@encukou) for this feedback.

Also did apply many grammar, punctuation, and phrasing adjustments from @CAM-Gerlach .

@davidfstr davidfstr changed the title PEP 655: Clarify early on that there are no grammar changes or runtime enforcement. PEP 655: Clarify there are no grammar changes or runtime enforcement. Mar 8, 2022
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Happy to merge this unless you want feedback from others first.

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@JelleZijlstra Let's leave this PR open for a day longer, since it's a high-diff change.

I'll plan to poke the thread for merge tomorrow morning (Pacific time).

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Some grammar, punctuation and phrasing fixes

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Did finish applying many grammar, punctuation, and phrasing adjustments from @CAM-Gerlach .

Thanks for taking a close look @CAM-Gerlach !

…n whose absense forces a reparse of the sentence upon first reading
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This branch looks good to me with the above revisions and I think is ready to be merged.

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