Python’s new t-strings

All things considered, this is pretty cool. Basically, this replaces

    db.execute("QUERY WHERE name = ?", (name,))

with

    db.execute(t"QUERY WHERE name = {name}")

Does the benefit from this syntactic sugar outweigh the added complexity of a new language feature? I think it does in this case for two reasons:

1. Allowing library developers to do whatever they want with {} expansions is a good thing, and will probably spawn some good uses.

2. Generalizing template syntax across a language, so that all libraries solve this problem in the same way, is probably a good thing.

Or you could use this in a library like sh with

    sh(t"stat {some_file}")

With t-strings you could run proper escaping over the contents of `some_file` before passing it to a shell.

I'd have to take a look at the order things happen in shell, but you might even be able to increase security/foot-gun-potential a little bit here by turning this into something like `stat "$( base64 -d [base64 encoded content of some_file] )"`.

You should check out PEP 787