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[conversions] Convert negative literals to use unary minus #9
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Fix VS2015 compile errors
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Python 2 represents negative numeric literals as
Num(n=-NUMBER), but Python 3 represents them asUnaryOp(op=USub(), operand=Num(n=NUMBER)). This makes the conversions module actually make this change.Fixes python/mypy#1788.