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gh-127260: Make more consistent to raising errors of fromisoformat methods in both implementations - #130134
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Emphasize the change in strictness in the C implementation.
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Thanks for another great PR @donbarbos!
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fromisoformatmethod:_pydatetimeimplementation raise error if there are extra characters afterZlike in_datetimeimplementation (this was documented)_pydatetimeimplementation also support:as microsecond separator like in_datetimeimplementation (I didn't find this in documentation)fromisoformatmethods indatetimemodule implementations #127260