PEP 828: Add tests#8
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I left tests that are still mysteriously failing commented out.
Some of them probably don't make any sense and it's fine to remove them, but only some; most tests do apply to
async yield from.Return value tests are important because they currently hard crash the interpreter.
Also, I need to confirm whether objects we can pass to
async yield fromare correctly handled -- I feel that likely no and maybe we can raise better exceptions.I suggest the following workflow: for every test, try to uncomment and either:
Other approach would be to remove commented out tests, polish this PR minimally, merge this PR, keep a list of the missing tests elsewhere, and add them gradually.
Feel free to make a BDFL-ish decision on how we move forward from here.