Split __str__ and __repr__ on Timecode#73
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__repr__ now returns a Python-eval-able form; __str__ returns the timecode string (the previous __repr__ behavior). Adds test_repr_parse to verify round-trip fidelity. Co-authored-by: cubicibo <55701024+cubicibo@users.noreply.github.com>
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@cubicibo proposed some good changes in #69. I am chunking out some of the non-core parts of that PR in the hopes that it'd be easier to review.
__repr__now returns a Python-eval-able form;__str__returns the timecode string (the previous__repr__behavior). Addstest_repr_parseto verify round-trip fidelity.This is what the
__repr__docs say is expected: