See [the documentation](http://coconut.readthedocs.io/en/master/DOCS.html) for more information on all of the features listed below. ## Language Features [Add t-string support #866](#866): Coconut now supports Python 3.14 template strings (`t"..."` syntax). On Python 3.14+, native t-string syntax is used. On Python 3.10-3.13, Coconut compiles t-strings to use the [`tstr`](https://github.com/ilotoki0804/tstr) backport library. [Add memoize.RECURSIVE #858](#858): Added `memoize.RECURSIVE` option that allows unbounded cache growth during recursive calls but automatically clears the cache after the outermost call completes. This prevents memory leaks while still supporting recursive functions effectively. ## Compiler Features [Support Python 3.14 #873](#873): Full support for Python 3.14, including compatibility with the new interpreter changes and native t-string support. [Make all strict errors/warnings disableable by noqa comments #860](#860): All strict mode errors and warnings can now be suppressed using `# NOQA` comments, giving users more control over which checks to enforce. [Remove warnings for new Coconut v3 syntax #857](#857): Removed v2 compatibility warnings and made v3 syntax warnings strict-only. Users will no longer see warnings about v2/v3 syntax differences during normal compilation. ## Bugfixes [Cannot use Coconut 3.1.2 as Jupyter kernel with default installation #865](#865): Fixed Jupyter kernel installation and registration issues. [IsADirectoryError while importing module #861](#861): Fixed package import hook to properly handle directory imports. [Semicolon for suppress the output in jupyterlab raises CoconutSyntaxWarning #859](#859): Trailing semicolons to suppress output in Jupyter no longer trigger syntax warnings. [CoconutInternalException: no array literal separators #867](#867), [None-coalescing does not recognise unicode operator #868](#868): Fixed parsing issues with array literals and unicode none-coalescing operator (`??`). ## Tooling [Add linguist override for Coconut syntax highlighting #876](#876): Added `.gitattributes` to enable Python syntax highlighting for `.coco` files on GitHub. Thanks @Hasan-8326!

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Add `t` string support #866