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Please, don't do this :)
Right now this looks like a spam.

There are actual work pieces in issue tracker, solving which can benefit to everyone :)

I am sorry, this is not a spam.

@Nemo2011 please, next time describe the problem / solution better :)

This PR removes a garbled character. Reopening.

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(Cc. @carljm as well, since this PR is a successor to #98122.)

For the benefit of other reviewers: this PR removes a U+000c character that is present on line 28 of Lib/email/__init__.py. This unicode character is "invisible", so the change doesn't show up on the GitHub diff, making it look like this is an "empty" PR. However, if you open Lib/email/__init__.py (as it exists on the main branch) in VSCode or IDLE, you can see the character:

Interestingly enough, it looks like the character has been in the source code for around 15 years now, since 8b3febe.

I am rejecting this PR. It is not well motivated and the Python source code has long contained ^L characters, strategically placed to allow certain Emacs users to jump to them as "page" level separators. ^L is treated as a newline in the Python lexer.