remove long-dead zmq frontend.py and completer.py #3366
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These were really just demos to begin with, and should never have been included as library code. closes ipython#3365
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remove long-dead zmq frontend.py and completer.py These were really just demos to begin with, and should never have been included as library code. closes #3365
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remove long-dead zmq frontend.py and completer.py These were really just demos to begin with, and should never have been included as library code. closes ipython#3365
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These were really just demos to begin with, and should never have been
included as library code.
closes #3365