I wish more editors respected .editorconfig by default

Author: mikeshardmind

misc_info.md

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-# What?
-
-This is just some assorted info that may be useful to anyone considering why
-certain things in this library are done the way there are and also
-as a place to record some important information that I may not always remember
-all of, but may need to revisit in the future related to it.
-
-## Task switching semantic changes in the standard library
-
-### Before eager tasks
-
-- await
-- async with (both enter and exit)
-- async for (per loop)
-- return (from a coroutine)
-- yield (from a coroutine)
-- Raising an exception (that leaves a coroutine)
-
-### As of eager tasks, the below are included
-
-- Constructing an asyncio.Task with eager_start=True while the associated event loop is running
-- asyncio.create_task
-- asyncio.ensure_future (when wrapping a non-future awaitable)
-- asyncio.wait_for\* (when any non-future awaitables are waited on) (ensure_future)
-- asyncio.as_completed\* (when any non-future awaitables are waited on) (ensure_future)
-- asyncio.gather\* (when any non-future awaitables are gathered) (ensure_future)
-- asyncio.IocpProactor.accept (unlikely to impact most)  (ensure_future on a coro)
-- asyncio.StreamReaderProtocol.connection_made (library use, perhaps?) (create task)
-- Constructing asyncio.BaseSubprocessTransport (create task)
-    - Note: extremely unlikely to impact anyone, asyncio.create_subprocess_* doesn't construct this prior to an await.
-
-\* Likely not a meaningfully new place, awaiting these immediately is the most common use.
+# What?
+
+This is just some assorted info that may be useful to anyone considering why
+certain things in this library are done the way there are and also
+as a place to record some important information that I may not always remember
+all of, but may need to revisit in the future related to it.
+
+## Task switching semantic changes in the standard library
+
+### Before eager tasks
+
+- await
+- async with (both enter and exit)
+- async for (per loop)
+- return (from a coroutine)
+- yield (from a coroutine)
+- Raising an exception (that leaves a coroutine)
+
+### As of eager tasks, the below are included
+
+- Constructing an asyncio.Task with eager_start=True while the associated event loop is running
+- asyncio.create_task
+- asyncio.ensure_future (when wrapping a non-future awaitable)
+- asyncio.wait_for\* (when any non-future awaitables are waited on) (ensure_future)
+- asyncio.as_completed\* (when any non-future awaitables are waited on) (ensure_future)
+- asyncio.gather\* (when any non-future awaitables are gathered) (ensure_future)
+- asyncio.IocpProactor.accept (unlikely to impact most)  (ensure_future on a coro)
+- asyncio.StreamReaderProtocol.connection_made (library use, perhaps?) (create task)
+- Constructing asyncio.BaseSubprocessTransport (create task)
+    - Note: extremely unlikely to impact anyone, asyncio.create_subprocess_* doesn't construct this prior to an await.
+
+\* Likely not a meaningfully new place, awaiting these immediately is the most common use.