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__str__ does not default to __repr__ if a base classhas __str__

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FWIW, I think the current behavior is correct.  If a __str__() method exists, it exists; we shouldn't treat an inherited method differently from one defined directly in the class.  So I would be very surprised if the inherited __str__() wasn't used.

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