Simplify dict update example to use literal key instead of unpacking - #31
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The {**my_dict, **{'cool': True}} form is more verbose than needed for
adding a single key — {**my_dict, 'cool': True} does the same thing.
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{**my_dict, **{'cool': True}}to{**my_dict, 'cool': True}in the dict merging example, since unpacking a single-key dict is unnecessary when the key can be written directly.Test plan