[Python-ideas] operator.call / operator.__call__

A simple suggestion: add "operator.call" and "operator.__call__", which would provide a function like Python2's "apply" (but it'd be called with already unpacked arguments, i.e. operator.call(f, *args, **kwargs)). Why? To be able to pass it as an argument to other function, just like the other functions defined in the "operator" module. Antony