Lint check to ensure a single space after yield keyword in python
See original GitHub issueA lint check needs to be implemented to ensure there is a single space after the yield
keyword in python. All corresponding fixes (if any) should be made before or in the same PR as the check. Please see this for reference: https://github.com/oppia/oppia/pull/6249#discussion_r257108069.
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Thanks a lot @anubhavsinha98. Will work on it !
@jeeb0xical are you still working on it ?