Bump ijson from 3.0.4 to 3.1.post0 in /base

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Bumps ijson from 3.0.4 to 3.1.post0.

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[3.1.post0]

• Removed test package from binary distributions.

[3.1]

• A new use_float option has been added to all backends to control whether float values should be returned for non-integer numbers instead of Decimal objects. Using this option trades loss of precision (which most applications probably don't care) for performance (which most application do care about). Historically ijson has returned Decimal objects, and therefore the option defaults to False for backwards compatibility, but in later releases this default could change to True.
• Improved the performance of the items and kvitems methods of the yajl2_c backend (by internally avoiding unnecessary string concatenations). Local tests show a performance improvement of up to ~15%, but milage might vary depending on your use case and system.
• The "raw" funcionts basic_parse, parse, items and kvitems can now be used with different types of inputs. In particular they accept not only file-like objects, but also asynchronous file-like objects, behaving like their *_async counterparts. They also accept bytes and str objects direclty (and unicode objects in python 2.7). Finally, they also accept iterables, in which case they behave like the ijson.common.* functions, allowing users to tap into the event pipeline.
• ijson.common routines parse, items and kvitems are marked as deprecated. Users should use the ijson.* routines instead, which now accept event iterables.
• New ijson.get_backend function for users to import a backend programatically (without having to manually use importlib).
• New IJSON_BACKEND environment variable can be used to choose the default backend to be exposed by ijson.
• Unicode decoding errors are now reported more clearly to users. In the past there was a mix of empty messages and error types. Now the error type is always the same and there should always be an error messages indicating the offending byte sequence.
• ijson.common.number is marked as deprecated, and will be removed on some later release.

Commits

• 2414de2 Release ijson 3.1.post0
• 79643a6 Exclude test package from binary distribution
• b8848bf Release ijson 3.1
• 6dffe4a Document bytes/str/unicode inputs
• 0eb32b0 Support bytes and str in rich entry points
• 226ed77 Add new version-specific texttype
• 50bbb56 Add new tests for enriched top-level functions
• fae5045 Allow more generic backend-specific test classes
• b279967 Exercise IJSON_BACKEND environment variable
• 37f2f77 Remove unnecessary classes in tests
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