chore: use single quotes by default in Python scripts #1474
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Apparently I've not been as consistent on this as I thought I was, so as punishment I've gone through all the scripts and made sure they're using single quotes by default - aside from still being used within
f
strings due to how that syntax works for string literals within interopolations, I have retained the usage of double quotes in fourprint
calls which have single quotes in them to avoid doing an escape