Added guidance about using f-strings#55
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| * Use the [f-strings](https://peps.python.org/pep-0498/) instead of the `format()` function or %-style of formatting strings wherever possible. | ||
| * The codebases are still being migrated to this style, so there may be some stray use of other styles around. | ||
| * Use format specifiers with typing, for example, `f'{example:s}'` for increased clarity about the type and formatting of different variables. | ||
| * If referencing a string literal in a f-string, use double quotes for the literal. For example: `f'String in dict: {dict["first"]}'` |
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Would recommend using a helper variable here, harder to debug if dict["first"] raises
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