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[3.15] gh-156765: Fix inaccuracies in the ElementTree documentation (GH-156766) - #156848
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…ythonGH-156766) Corrected: * the parser argument of iterparse() is an instance of XMLParser or its subclass, not a subclass; * feed() accepts a string as well as encoded data; * keys() and items() do not return a list in the Python implementation, and the attributes are no longer returned in an arbitrary order. Removed the claims that the element tag, the attribute names and values, the text of a comment and the data of TreeBuilder.data() can be bytes. It is a Python 2 leftover. Documented instead what they can be. (cherry picked from commit 09ff4d4) Co-authored-by: Serhiy Storchaka <storchaka@gmail.com>
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Corrected:
subclass, not a subclass;
the attributes are no longer returned in an arbitrary order.
Removed the claims that the element tag, the attribute names and values, the
text of a comment and the data of TreeBuilder.data() can be bytes. It is a
Python 2 leftover. Documented instead what they can be.
(cherry picked from commit 09ff4d4)
Co-authored-by: Serhiy Storchaka storchaka@gmail.com