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It's physiological leaf roll. Its a reaction to environmental stressors, likely the heat. It causes no damage to the plant and doesn't reduce the yield.
The treatment for it is ignoring it.
https://hortsense.cahnrs.wsu.edu/fact-sheet/tomato-physiological-leaf-roll/
Thanks. I have a lovely Burmese sour that has been doing this as a result of a recent heatwave. The fruit still looks good but I was worried about it until I read this.