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gh-132734: Add new constants for Bluetooth sockets.
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Add new constants for Bluetooth :mod:`sockets <socket>`. |
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I think for is more fitting here
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Is it so? I thought that it is more common to write "on platform" than "for platform". There are many examples of the former, and not many of the latter.
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I also prefer "on NetBSD" here.