It often makes code simpler if we can have a context object which is esentially a no-op and resolves to 'False' in an "if" statement. The specific use case in mind is code which may, or may not, define a process depending on arguments passed to it. It's cleanest to handle this process via a "with" statement, but that's not possible without an object that acts as a no-op context manager.
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Pull request: https://github.com/WebKit/WebKit/pull/5356
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