First, I will review the content of each uploaded file to determine if any issues exist according to the hint provided. Let's start by inspecting the content of `README.md` and `russian_super_glue.py` files completely.Having inspected the first part of both files, it appears that the file identified as `README.md` based on its ID seems to actually contain Python code or a script rather than typical Markdown content one would expect in a `README.md` file. Conversely, the file presumed to be `russian_super_glue.py` based on its ID seems to contain YAML formatted metadata, which is more commonly associated with configuration or definition files, rather than Python code.

Here are the issues identified:

1. **Issue**: Wrong file content in `README.md`
    - **Evidence**: The content begins with `# coding=utf-8...`, which indicates Python code rather than Markdown content.
    - **Description**: The file expected to be a README, based on its name, contains Python code. The README file is typically expected to contain documentation or instructions in Markdown format, not code.

2. **Issue**: Wrong file content in `russian_super_glue.py`
    - **Evidence**: The content starts with `---\nannotations_creators:\n- crowdsourced\n- expert-generated\n...`, following the YAML format.
    - **Description**: The file that is supposed to contain Python code (as suggested by the `.py` extension) actually contains YAML formatted metadata, which is not executable Python code and thus does not align with the file extension indicating a Python script.

Due to the hint being `{None}`, these issues have been identified based solely on the expectations for files named `README.md` and for files with a `.py` extension, without any additional specific criteria or instructions provided in a hint.