My solution on python is absolutely unique.
I have read all >500 solutions here.
But there is no one without importing decimal module in python.

Fixed.

kata specs stay as they are; I extended the Notes section

I thought the kata aimed to introduce Unicode character class escapes, so I used \p{Script=Han} in my RegExp to match the "3 common CJK Ideographs" part of the title. But apparently this was not the intended solution, as nobody else did this and my regexp produces some false positives in the random tests because of codepoints from the block CJK Symbols and Punctuation, such as 〇, 〹, 〢. I am still able to pass the full tests 90% of the time, so it seems like there should be fixed tests against the {Script=Han} character class.

added

approved

I've created a Rust translation, please review and approve!

Today there are 100 random tests in the Python translation. The JS translation has 10 random tests, and C# still doesn't have any, so leaving the issue as unresolved.

fixed

Really interesting kata on code golfing, thank you.

FTR: urllib3 is an external project. The Python stdlib only ever had urllib and urllib2 (the latter only in Python 2).

The requests library builds on urllib3.

no! it's hard to understand

Omg, lovely kata about videogames, it reminds me of the good old times xD

Haskell translation