STINNER Victor added the comment:
> If add an assertion, the user code could provoke a crash by creating an
> exception type with a name containing "()": type('E()', (BaseException,), {}).
Right. Do we have such code currently? If not, we can remove the assertion
later if we want to use such error message.
> Thus this should be a runtime check that raises an exception. What the type
> of an exception should be raised?
Sorry, I don't understand. funcname is not always a constant string like "func"?
Well, it was just an idea. Ignore it if you see practical issues.
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