m the universal" set
removed.add(element)
assrt element not in removed # False, as it has been already
"removed from the universal" set
If so, it should be relatively easy (as Joao says in some other reply)
to implement a class that behaves that way.
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David Caro
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that everyone doing that
> re-implements whatever logic you have in that PR for "2" (thus defeating
> the very purpose of "@wraps" - I'd rather rebind wrapper.__name__ and
> __wrapped__ manually)
>
> TL;DR: I agree that "2" is the way to go.
>
a helper when
wrapping functions in a simple manner (not changing the signature), then
this becomes a bit more inconvenient, as it will not copy the
`__annotations__` as it was doing by default. It also changes the
current default behavior, so it will potentially affect everyone that
uses `wraps` c
