gh-141984: Split Parenthesized form docs into "groups" and "tuple displays"#144964
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gh-141984: Split Parenthesized form docs into "groups" and "tuple displays"#144964encukou wants to merge 4 commits intopython:mainfrom
encukou wants to merge 4 commits intopython:mainfrom
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Split up and reword the sections for
group(except yield) andtuplerules inpython.gram.As is tradition in these PRs, simple/usual syntax comes first, followed by more complex and obscure cases, finishing up with the formal grammar.
For tuple displays, this meant putting tuples with 2+ elements first, followed by one-element and empty ones. I think the rules are much easier to follow this way.
This also fixes the formal grammar, which previously didn't allow commas in the parentheses.
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