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Formats Python code using Black (https://github.com/ambv/black) plus enhancements:
Aligns assignments within a block
Aligns trailing comments within a block
Ensures that all line-delimited parameters and arguments include a trailing comma
Ensures that all logical clauses are line-delimited in any are
Reverts splits for empty parens
- Fine-grained control over line splitting for:
parameters
arguments
list items
dict items
tuple items
Fixes inconsistencies with textwrap.dedent and multiline strings
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