Removed trailing semicolon in datetime doc

[delirious-lettuce]

I noticed a single trailing semicolon in the datetime docs (link). It isn't used in a compound statement and seems to be inconsistent with the other surrounding examples.

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[Mariatta]

It's trivial so CLA is not needed.
Thanks @delirious-lettuce and congrats on your first contribution to CPython 🎉

[delirious-lettuce]

@Mariatta ,

Thank you so much! It's slightly amusing to think my first contribution to Python was to take something away.

I've been going through the docs a bit more thoroughly and I've noticed a few typos (next contribution!). I hope that qualifies as trivial as well. I'm hesitant to sign the CLA because I kind of enjoy the pseudo-anonymity of GitHub. Is it true that your real name must be publicly posted after signing the CLA?

[Mariatta]

Core devs can make a judgment call whether a change is trivial or not. If it's typo fixes in the doc, then yes it's trivial, but it can depend on the size of the PR itself.

For me personally, when people signed the CLA, it can be nice for core devs. We have one less 'check' that we need to do, and we don't have to make that guess or judgment call of whether we can accept the PR or not.

Is it true that your real name must be publicly posted after signing the CLA?

Not sure about the "must be" part. We do list people's name in Misc/ACKS but I imagine people have the choice if they don't want to be added.

[delirious-lettuce]

@Mariatta ,

I appreciate the response. I did notice the list of names while reading about contributing which is why I asked. I don't really mind signing the CLA, I just wouldn't want my name posted. Also, I'm not worried about getting credit for removing a semicolon (or fixing minor typos)!

I'm working on my next PR which has modified ~16 .rst files but each file might have 1-4 characters added/removed to fix typos. Hopefully that's small enough to again be considered trivial.

Thanks for your time!