gh-142694: Clarify open() accepts objects with name attribute #144187
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Please revert all unrelated changes.
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I am not sure we want to indicate this implementation detail. I am closing this because it requires a discussion IMO. |
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This PR updates the documentation for open() to clarify that objects with a name attribute are also accepted as valid file arguments.
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