STINNER Victor added the comment:
> Well, it's not what format() is doing now, using str()? :)
Hum, are you sure that you tried Python 3, and not Python 2?
str(bytes) on Python 3 is well defined:
>>> print(str(b'hello'))
b'hello'
>>> print(str('h\xe9llo'.encode('utf8')))
b'h\xc3\xa9llo'
I'm not sure that you expect the b'...' format. Non-ASCII characters are
escaped as \xHH format.
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