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Correct syntax highlighting in README #18
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Merging #18 into master will not change coverage.
The diff coverage isn/a.
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(btw I just realized doing this edit from the Github website made me create a branch in the main repo instead of forking and working on my own... sorry for that 😢 )
See #12 – Github never recognized python3, but pypi requires it. Github merged my patch to start accepting python3 like 2 months ago, but I guess they must still not have deployed it...? idk
but pypi requires it
Do you know if it requires it on the old pypi website, the new one or on both ?
Anyway, feel free to close this PR (and remove the related branch). I can do it myself if you prefer
.. code-block:: python3 seems to be working on Github now!
It seems Github no longer recognizes
python3in rst'scode-block:: xxxtags.Beside Github's
pythonhighlighting seems to accept Python3 keywords like await/async.