Revert #287: self-merged in error#299
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LGTM. Clean revert of the self-merged PR #287.
The PR description is transparent about the process mistake. The test file being removed (test_tokenizer_utils.py) contains valid tests that should indeed be re-merged after proper review by a different contributor.
Only question: will the tests be re-submitted as a new PR? Might be worth linking to it in the description when that happens.
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Reverts the test-only PR #287 which was merged by the author in error. The tests are correct and should be re-merged by a different contributor after review.
Apologies for the noise — this was a process mistake, not a code issue.