[3.13] GH-135171: Roll back all fixes for GH-127682 as they are not suitable for 3.13 #135390
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814ac0d (pythonGH-134788) and 132bdf6 (pythonGH-132384), which changed bytecode (not allowed in patch releases) and semantics (also problematic in patch releases). This reopens pythonGH-127682 as an issue.
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FYI, with this rollback, the output of byte-compiling the stdlib (in checked-hash mode) is once again bit-identical with 3.13.0 through 3.13.3. |
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…ey are not suitable for 3.13 (python#135390)
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Roll back commits c6af7f4 (GH-134799), 814ac0d (GH-134788) and 132bdf6 (GH-132384), which changed bytecode (not allowed in patch releases) and semantics (also problematic in patch releases). This reopens GH-127682 as an issue.