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Fix false-positive used-before-assignment in function returns #4307

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Fix false-positive used-before-assignment in function returns #4307

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This MR addresses a false-positive that occurred for assignment expressions in function returns.
The following is valid and should not raise an used-before-assignment error.

def func():
    return f'The number {(count := 4)} ' \
           f'is equal to {count}'

This is a followup to #4253

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Closes #4301

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Coverage remained the same at 91.593% when pulling 44b8e6c on cdce8p:fix-assignment-expressions into 0b250de on PyCQA:master.

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@Pierre-Sassoulas Pierre-Sassoulas merged commit 628c266 into pylint-dev:master Apr 7, 2021
@cdce8p cdce8p deleted the fix-assignment-expressions branch April 7, 2021 17:30
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False positive used-before-assignment on different line returns
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