bug#57885: [PATCH] Add a command to restart the Python shell

[Richard Stallman]

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  > The most important is that you can operate the Python shell entirely
  > from other buffers using `python-shell-send-region' and related commands
  > (I use the Python shell to see the outputs, but rarely type input
  > directly into it).

I can see how that command is useful, but why should that shell not
have a buffer to manipulate it by?  You can still have the
commands that don't use the buffer, but you'll also be able
to use the buffer to restart the shell, kill the shell, and
whatever else.

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