In your answer, it sounds like the code would be written by the person 
developing a program. Or they could possibly have the importhook a separate 
module, which can be imported whenever you’d like to have it.

Maybe I misunderstood you, but this wouldn’t really be optimal. I think most 
people would like to get the part about shadowing imports without having to 
write any code or import a module that sends such error messages if a module 
might be shadowed. That removes the convenience of having something like that 
be a standard feature of the language itself.

Would it be possible to make the exceptionhook a standard part of python, so 
it’s there by default?
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