[Python-3000] Should str and bytes hash equally?

["Martin v. Löwis"]

> In Python 2.x, having the byte string and unicode hash equally was
> desirable, since u'' == ''. But since the bytes and str are always
> considered unequal, in Python 3k, I think would be good idea to make
> their hash unequal too. So, what do you think?

To phrase Adam Olsen's observation in a different way: *Why* do you
think it would be good idea? Do you think it would make things more
correct, or more efficient? If neither, what other desirable effect
would that change have?

Regards,
Martin