new_contents: # check that the Python stack does not overflow when the finally
  # block itself uses more stack than the rest of the function
  def f1(a, b):
      pass
  def test1():
      val = 1
      try:
          raise ValueError()
      finally:
          f1(2, 2) # use some stack
          print(val) # check that the local variable is the same
  try:
      test1()
  except ValueError:
      pass
  
  # same as above but with 3 args instead of 2, to use an extra stack entry
  def f2(a, b, c):
      pass
  def test2():
      val = 1
      try:
          raise ValueError()
      finally:
          f2(2, 2, 2) # use some stack
          print(val) # check that the local variable is the same
  try:
      test2()
  except ValueError:
      pass
  
subject: Add test case for overflowing Py stack in try-finally.