Different parameter names in `os.path` documentation vs. runtime

[chirizxc]

normcase must be os.path.normcase(s)
basename must be os.path.basename(p)

Linked PRs

• gh-136437: Document some os.path functions as requiring pos-only #136812
• [3.14] gh-136437: Document some os.path functions as requiring pos-only (GH-136812) #136944
• [3.13] gh-136437: Document some os.path functions as requiring pos-only (GH-136812) #136945
• gh-136437: Document os.path.dirname as accepting only pos-only #136946
• [3.14] gh-136437: Document os.path.dirname as accepting only pos-only (GH-136946) #136947
• [3.13] gh-136437: Document os.path.dirname as accepting only pos-only (GH-136946) #136948
• gh-136437: Make several functions in os.path pos-only #136949
• gh-136437: Convert more os.path functions to pos-only in the docs #136970
• [3.14] gh-136437: Convert more os.path functions to positional-only in the docs (GH-136970) #137000
• [3.13] gh-136437: Convert more os.path functions to positional-only in the docs (GH-136970) #137001

[sobolevn]

@chirizxc Thanks! Do you want to work on this? :)

[chirizxc]

Yes!

[StanFromIreland]

You will find useful resources in the devguide though you should be able to do this one with just the online GitHub editor.

[chirizxc]

also:
os.path.dirname => s
os.path.isabs => s
os.path.isdir => s

[AA-Turner]

Please don't change anything here. Using single-character variables like 's' or 'p' is much worse than the current documentation (path, etc). These functions should really be treated as if they are positional-only.

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