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Make sure multi line docstrings start without a leading new line.

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[Python] Make sure multi line docstrings start without a leading new line
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gribozavr
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Why is this an improvement?
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practicalswift
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I've seen some style guides recommending putting the summary line on the same line as the opening quotes (see for example the [OpenStack Python Guidelines](https://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack-dev/hacking/plain/HACKING.rst), rule `H404`) and therefore incorrectly thought about it as being part of the official docstring conventions.

Closing this PR :-)
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