There seems to be an fstring case that is incorrect with the current Python grammar. I've added a case to fstrings.py to highlight the behavior. I think the issue is an unnecessary encode in the fstring_format_spec rule, so I removed that, but I'm not sure if that has other implications so I would appreciate any feedback.
There seems to be an fstring case that is incorrect with the current Python grammar. I've added a case to fstrings.py to highlight the behavior. I think the issue is an unnecessary encode in the
fstring_format_spec
rule, so I removed that, but I'm not sure if that has other implications so I would appreciate any feedback.