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Check for D302 if at Python 3.3+ and using explicit unicode prefix. #178
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Since Python 3.3, Unicode string literal prefixes have been reintroduced, but D302 is exclusively reported for Python 2.
This proposes an implementation to report D302 if and only if a Unicode prefix has been explicitly added to the docstring for Python 3. The behavior of D302 for Python 2 is not changed.
This also adds some test cases to the already existing Unicode integration test (pypy3 currently implements Python 3.2, only). To avoid code duplication, this has been implemented as a single test case with multiple checks. Let me know if you would like to see those in separate tests.