Drop support for legacy Python#174
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Glanced through this, but to be honest, I trust the tests more than my eye. Also always good to have automated solutions
Thanks for the work here!
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Remove support for all end-of-life versions of Python so that we now support current versions of Python.
This was done by running
pyupgrade --py37-plus **/*.pywhich removes 168 lines of unnecessary code.Python f-strings are easier to read and are faster: https://www.scivision.dev/python-f-string-speed
The CircleCI Python2 job was removed so a maintainer should remove Python2 as a required job below.