Steven D'Aprano added the comment:
Although I'm not German, I'm rather pleased by this. Nevertheless I don't think
we actually need to do anything yet.
I think it is more important that Python follows the standard Unicode
behaviour. If and when Unicode recommend that 'ß'.upper() returns '\N{LATIN
CAPITAL LETTER SHARP S}' then we should follow, until then we should treat it
as no different from any other locale-specific difference. For example,
'i'.upper() returns 'I' instead of 'İ' as you would expect if you are Turkish.
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nosy: +steven.daprano
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