[codex] Fix line wrapping for commented implicit strings - #109
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Summary
Fixes conversion of self.assertEqual(...) calls when an implicitly concatenated multi-line string contains an inline comment. The previous line-wrapping step could add backslash continuations to comment lines, producing invalid Python.
This changes the fixer to wrap generated assert expressions in parentheses when the expression contains comment-prefixed leaves, allowing Python implicit continuation to preserve comments safely.
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