Antoine Pitrou added the comment:
s/should be followed/may be followed/
As an other point of reference, for a long time the synchronization classes in
the threading module were actually mediated by function wrappers, e.g.:
def Lock(*args, **kwargs):
return _Lock(*args, **kwargs)
(this was to "discourage subclassing", IIRC)
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