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[ghost]

"This feature" refers to automatic concatenation of string literals, not concatenation of variable and literal.

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[Mariatta]

Thanks! I think your proposed change makes sense. However I noticed you made the PR against the 3.6 branch. We work on the master branch first, and then backport it to the earlier versions.
Can you prepare another PR that targets the master branch?

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[Mariatta]

Thanks for this PR. I merged your PR that was against master.
I'm closing this one, although it is correct, I prefer the backport PRs #4545 and #4546.
The backport PRs have more complete commit message, and they contain references to the original PR on master and the commit hash.

Thanks!