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[ege-arhan]

The new test in src/fmt/fmt_test.go is not gofmted, so all.bash/the fmt CI shard will fail before the test can report anything:

$ gofmt -d src/fmt/fmt_test.go
@@ -2044,9 +2044,9 @@
-    got := Sprintf("[%v]", "test-edge-case")
-    want := "[test-edge-case]"
-    if got != want {
-        t.Errorf("Sprintf edge case failed: got %q, want %q", got, want)
-    }
+	got := Sprintf("[%v]", "test-edge-case")
...

The file also lacks the trailing newline (the diff ends with \ No newline at end of file).

Beyond formatting: fmt.Sprintf("[%v]", "test-edge-case") is already covered by the fmtTests table ({"[%v]", []any{"hi"}, "[hi]"} and friends), so the assertion cannot fail for any implementation that passes the existing table, including a deliberately broken %v. A test for the described scenario ("malformed verb wrapping") needs input that the table does not already pin, and it belongs in the table as a new entry rather than a standalone Test* function. Sprintf is also referenced without the fmt. qualifier — that only compiles inside package fmt, not in fmt_test.go (package fmt_test).

Also please drop the unedited PR template text in the description, per CONTRIBUTING.md.

[ege-arhan]

Correction to my previous comment: Sprintf without the package qualifier is fine here — src/fmt/fmt_test.go dot-imports fmt (. "fmt"), so that part of my note was wrong.

The rest stands: the trailing-newline/gofmt failure is real (gofmt -d on the added hunk shows the space-indentation diff), and the assertion duplicates an existing fmtTests entry, so it cannot catch the regression the commit message describes.