Ezio Melotti added the comment:
We discussed this on IRC, and apparently the seemingly valid result I got on
3.2 was because I had a narrow build. On a wide 3.2 build I get:
>>> str(array('u', b'asdf'))
"array('u', '\\U66647361')"
Since 3.3+ behaves like a wide build and since \U66647361 is not valid, I now
agree that raising an error is the right thing to do.
If possible, even 3.2 should raise an error, rather than returning an invalid
codepoint.
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