Backport "Migration rewrites for infix arguments interpreted as named tuples" to 3.6 #21966
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…21949) Best effort migration rewrites based on prior work in #21565 At this point, it's too late to deprecate named infix arguments. Let's produce warnings instead. We accept infix arguments that might be an argument of a named tuple, eg. `zip`, `++` or `==` - each of these takes a single argument with NamedTuple. --------- Co-authored-by: Som Snytt <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Matt Bovel <[email protected]> [Cherry-picked 5d5a9e6]
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Backports #21949 to the 3.6.2.
PR submitted by the release tooling.