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Fix Nightly clippy#5798

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    • Updated log, error, and debug message formatting to use modern Rust named argument syntax for improved clarity and consistency. No changes to application behavior.

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The changes update string formatting in debug, trace, and error messages across several Rust modules. Old positional and debug formatting syntax is replaced with Rust's newer named formatting style using {var} and {var:?}. No logic, control flow, or public API signatures are affected; only formatting syntax is modernized for clarity and consistency.

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File(s) Change Summary
compiler/codegen/src/compile.rs Updated trace, debug, and error print statements to use named formatting ({var}/{var:?})
compiler/core/src/bytecode.rs Modernized write! macro calls in Instruction::fmt_dis to use named formatting
wtf8/src/lib.rs Updated write! in fmt::Debug for Wtf8 to use named argument formatting for hex output

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In fields of code, new syntax grows,
Where rabbits hop and format flows.
Named braces now, no more the old,
Our debug tales are clearly told.
With every log, a modern song—
The warren’s code is neat and strong!
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🔇 Additional comments (6)
wtf8/src/lib.rs (1)

679-679: LGTM! Clean formatting modernization.

The update from positional to named formatting ({:x} → {surrogate:x}) improves code readability while maintaining identical functionality.

compiler/core/src/bytecode.rs (1)

1391-1391: LGTM! Excellent formatting modernization.

The updates to named formatting syntax ({op:pad$}({code:?}): and {op:pad$}() improve code readability while preserving all functionality including the padding behavior.

Also applies to: 1396-1396

compiler/codegen/src/compile.rs (4)

154-154: Modernize compilation completion traces.
Replaced positional formatting with named arguments in the trace! calls of compile_program, compile_program_single, and compile_block_expression for consistency and clarity.

Also applies to: 169-169, 183-183

236-236: Verify InternalError formatting.
Using {r_err} here assumes InternalError implements Display in a human‐readable way. Please confirm it has a proper std::fmt::Display impl; otherwise consider using {:?} to surface the debug representation.

674-674: Modernize debug traces.
Switched to named formatting in the trace! macros within compile_statement and compile_expression to match the project's updated style guidelines.

Also applies to: 3212-3212

4435-4435: Modernize integer parsing format.
Changed format!("{}", int) to format!("{int}") in parse_big_integer to adopt named formatting and improve readability.

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@youknowone youknowone merged commit 2e368ba into RustPython:main Jun 6, 2025
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