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Hello all,

Finally, I have found how to add my GitHub name to the b.p.o. Done. I have also signed the PSF contributor agreement.

Thebpo-46598 was created, and the PR at b.p.o linked was added to point here.

The pull-request changes should be easily understandable, and I have tried it on my local computer.

Have a nice day,
Petr

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@corona10: Sorry, I am new in this workflow. What does it mean the "add the NEW.d for behavior changing"? Is it expected from me?

Thanks. You need to include a NEWS entry to describe the change.
https://devguide.python.org/committing/#updating-news-and-what-s-new-in-python

Also, this needs a test. See the ElementTree tests under Lib/test/ There are already some that deal with encodings and the XML prologue.