Allow named expressions in generator comprehensions#4109
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Looks great! Because we don't have related cpython unittest for this grammer,
Adding a test under extra_tests/snippets/syntax_generator.py will ensure both CPython and RustPython have same behavior
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See: #4108.
I noticed this when trying to parse the CPython codebase itself, which has this test (on which
RustPythonthrows a syntax error):