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Turns JSON into a Python literal: true/false/null become True/False/None, and strings are single-quoted.
The result is a valid Python literal: keys and strings are single-quoted via repr(), indentation works the same way as for JSON, and every dict/list item gets a trailing comma — which makes it easier to add another field by hand.
The result can be dropped straight into Python code as test data, a mock response, or a fixture — no need to hand-edit true into True or switch quote styles.