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What should semantic diffs highlight: The change or its effect?
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I don't see what's the point of the second one if the syntax highlight, even in the first example, already shows a changed role.
A more realistic solution for the example code would be to setup a linter in the pipeline, and if one letter variables and/or template literals are detected, depending on how nice you are, reject the commit, or send an email requesting the author to be beaten up with a crowbar to the teamlead, and a copy, parsed by chatGPT for formality and politeness, to the HR.
that's not a one letter template literal, that's built in python syntax. it only has combinations of u r and f and no user defined option. f makes it templated