Drop support for end-of-life Python 3.6 + start supporting Python 3.10 #162
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@esc any thoughts or concerns about going forward? |
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@esc I'll dare merge this |
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README.rst: Add #162 to change log
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@esc this seems needed for #161 due to line https://github.com/python/importlib_metadata/blob/4abad44e30578066a24483ff118b8f29f7832a86/setup.cfg#L18 in importlib_metadata upstream, but also seems like a good idea, in general. Do you have any concerns about this step?