Python 3.10 fixes #188
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Python 3.10 fixes #188
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logging.captureWarnings() has been around since Python 3.2
Collections abstract base classes were moved to `collections.abc` module in Python 3.3 and they were removed from `collections` module in 3.10.
This gets rid of the deprecated reference to `collections.MutableSet`. Starting from Python 3.7 the built-in `dict` class is also guaranteed to preserve order, which can be used after dropping support for Python 3.6.
`QProgressBar.setValue()` and `QtCore.QSize()` expect integer arguments and throw `TypeError` if they are called with a float.
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This fixes issues that caused makehuman to crash during startup when using Python 3.10.1.
Notably
collections.Callableandcollections.MutableSetare moved tocollections.abcsubmodule. I did also some refactoring to remove theOrderedSetclass fromlanguage.pyremoving the need to useMutableSet.There is also fix for PyQt5 throwing a ValueError during startup. I don't know if it was caused by Python 3.10 update or PyQt update. I am using PyQt 5.15.6.