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PEP 675: Mark malicious code example with red sidebar - #3574
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Rosuav
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Dec 9, 2023
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Nice. This is a great feature to be able to roll out. |
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Updated to include some more from @Jamim: hugovk#7 @Jamim Please could you sign the CLA? #3574 (comment) Screenshots    |
Jamim
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Sure! I've signed the CLA. |
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Fixespython/docs-community#22.
As suggested by @encukou in python/docs-community#22, the dangerous "naive" SQL code could do with a red marker.
Regarding accessibility, similar to #3567, we're not relying on colour to convey meaning, it's also there in the text. ✅
Are there any examples in this PEP that could benefit from a red or green (or even yellow) sidebar? Perhaps the "written safely" one immediately after could be green?
Also remove the redundant headers.
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