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gh-99941: asyncio.Protocol.data_received now received immutable bytes - #100053
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Just some nits for the news entry. I'll apply that and then merge.
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asyncio.Protocol.data_receivedreceive immutable objectbytesinstead ofbytearrays(like defined in the docs) with regression tests addedand opted to use
memoryviewto take the slices for performance on big buffers.Performance test from #21442 done on my machine with 10
repetitions on release build with timings 0.043 (delta: 0.019) before patch
and 0.041 (delta: 0.010) after so no noticable change in performance.