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This is again a non-idempotency discovered by the fuzzer. Now an expression in a hole can have blank lines or comments preceding it. I am starting to see a pattern: all expressions (that can contain non- code) need to be preceded by a separator. When they are preceded by nothing (like was the case for the hole) or by a hard-coded space (like was the case for the conditional), we may put a break or comment directly after some content while it should go on its own line. Are there more cases where an expression is not preceded by a separator? I guess the fuzzer will find out!
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78 lines
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let x = f"This f-string has {
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"a hole"
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} inside it.";
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let y = f"This f-string has {
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[
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// A list with a comment.
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"in a hole"
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]
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} inside it.";
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// The next one is a regression test; a bug would drop the content after the
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// hole.
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let k =
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f"""
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{0}t""";
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let z0 = f"This string \n has an {"escape"} sequence \u{1F574} in it.";
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let z1 = f"""
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As does
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\t this one.
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{"^ Tab above."}
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""";
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// Here we have a comment inside the hole, which makes it multi-line.
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let hole1 = f"Beware: {
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// A comment
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0
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}";
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let hole1 = f"""
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This one has a blank line instead: {
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0
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}""";
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f"""
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This { let strtype = "f"; strtype }-string has a hole too.
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"""
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# output:
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let x = f"This f-string has {"a hole"} inside it.";
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let y = f"This f-string has {
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[
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// A list with a comment.
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"in a hole",
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]
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} inside it.";
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// The next one is a regression test; a bug would drop the content after the
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// hole.
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let k =
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f"""
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{0}t""";
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let z0 = f"This string \n has an {"escape"} sequence \u{1F574} in it.";
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let z1 =
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f"""
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As does
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\t this one.
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{"^ Tab above."}
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""";
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// Here we have a comment inside the hole, which makes it multi-line.
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let hole1 = f"Beware: {
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// A comment
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0
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}";
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let hole1 =
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f"""
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This one has a blank line instead: {
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0
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}""";
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f"""
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This {let strtype = "f"; strtype}-string has a hole too.
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"""
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