How to make PyCharm collapse (fold) the dictionary constructor `dict()`?

Question

I'm working in PyCharm to make my code more readable, by Folding Code Elements (collapse/expand).

Is there a way to collapse a dictionary, while still using the dict constructor dict(key=value)?

I'm aware that PyCharms allows code collapsing while using dict literal {key: value}. See code example bellow.

I'd rather use the constructor for two reasons:

1. Keys are set without quotes "", therefore cleaner;
2. Keys are shown with a different color than values.

In case there is no way to collapse dict constructor:

Is there a good reason, other than efficiency difference between dict declaration methods, why I'd use dict literal rather than dict constructor?

Expanded code:

# literal
thisdict_1 = {
    "brand": "Ford",
    "model": "Mustang",
    "year": 1964
}

# constructor
thisdict_2 = dict(
    brand="Ford",
    model="Mustang",
    year=1964
)

Collapsed code:

# literal
thisdict_1 = {...}

# constructor
thisdict_2 = dict(
    brand="Ford",
    model="Mustang",
    year=1964
)

Answer 1

Use special comment <editor-fold desc="Description">

a = dict(
    # <editor-fold desc="Description">
    z=4,
    d=77
    # </editor-fold>
)

Answer 2

The normal way in python is

a = {'key': 'value', 'other key': 'other value'}