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Is this the only class in tkinter that needs this treatment?

Thanks for the review it's a bit late now, will be resolving everything tomorrow.

Is this significant enough to require a news entry? If so, let me know.

I couldn't find any other classes that need to implement this behaviour (in tkinter at least, the stdlib as a whole has plenty), so yeah, that should be the only class.

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Looks like tkinter.Event is actually not mentioned in the tkinter docs, should I remove the class reference?

Our tkinter doc is deficient unless one considers it as incorporating other docs by reference, in which case Event is well documented. Its details are essential for working with events. But that does not help the role linker. Add ! after the first backtick, before tkinter. This suppresses the link attempt. That should fix "WARNING: py:class reference target not found: tkinter.Event [ref.class]". The blurb otherwise looks great to me.

Should be good to go now