Py23DocChecker makes test always pass on Python 2

[mauritsvanrees]

The Py23DocChecker doctest compatibility class has a typo which basically sets got = want which means the doctests always pass on Python 2.

[mauritsvanrees]

To check, simply edit README.rst and add a test like this:

    >>> print('Should give doctest failure')
    Nah!

This passes on Python 2... :-)

[mauritsvanrees]

For the record, after disabling the got = want line, these are the failures:

Running zope.testrunner.layer.UnitTests tests:
  Set up zope.testrunner.layer.UnitTests in 0.000 seconds.
  Running:
    1/2 (50.0%)

Failure in test /Users/maurits/community/plone-coredev/5.2/src/plone.indexer/plone/indexer/README.rst
Failed doctest test for README.rst
  File "/Users/maurits/community/plone-coredev/5.2/src/plone.indexer/plone/indexer/README.rst", line 0

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File "/Users/maurits/community/plone-coredev/5.2/src/plone.indexer/plone/indexer/README.rst", line 11, in README.rst
Failed example:
    print('Should give doctest failure')
Expected:
    Nah!
Got:
    Should give doctest failure
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File "/Users/maurits/community/plone-coredev/5.2/src/plone.indexer/plone/indexer/README.rst", line 84, in README.rst
Failed example:
    page_description(test_page)()
Expected:
    'My page wi'
Got:
    u'My page wi'
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File "/Users/maurits/community/plone-coredev/5.2/src/plone.indexer/plone/indexer/README.rst", line 202, in README.rst
Failed example:
    catalog.catalog_object(page, 'p1', idxs=['description', 'audience', 'length'])
Expected:
    description = The page b
    length = 23
Got:
    ('description', '=', u'The page b')
    ('length', '=', 23)
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File "/Users/maurits/community/plone-coredev/5.2/src/plone.indexer/plone/indexer/README.rst", line 206, in README.rst
Failed example:
    catalog.catalog_object(news, 'n1', idxs=['description', 'audience', 'length'])
Expected:
    description = News summary
    audience = AUDIENCE
Got:
    ('description', '=', u'News summary')
    ('audience', '=', u'AUDIENCE')
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File "/Users/maurits/community/plone-coredev/5.2/src/plone.indexer/plone/indexer/README.rst", line 223, in README.rst
Failed example:
    catalog.catalog_object(news, 'n1', idxs=['description', 'audience', 'review_state'])
Expected:
    description = News summary
    audience = AUDIENCE
    review_state = published
Got:
    ('description', '=', u'News summary')
    ('audience', '=', u'AUDIENCE')
    ('review_state', '=', 'published')
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File "/Users/maurits/community/plone-coredev/5.2/src/plone.indexer/plone/indexer/README.rst", line 230, in README.rst
Failed example:
    catalog.catalog_object(page, 'p3', idxs=['description', 'text'])
Expected:
    description = The page b
    text = The page body text here
Got:
    ('description', '=', u'The page b')
    ('text', '=', u'The page body text here')
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File "/Users/maurits/community/plone-coredev/5.2/src/plone.indexer/plone/indexer/README.rst", line 258, in README.rst
Failed example:
    catalog.catalog_object(news, 'n1', idxs=['description', 'audience', 'length'])
Expected:
    description = News summary
    audience = AUDIENCE
Got:
    ('description', '=', u'News summary')
    ('audience', '=', u'AUDIENCE')
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File "/Users/maurits/community/plone-coredev/5.2/src/plone.indexer/plone/indexer/README.rst", line 264, in README.rst
Failed example:
    catalog2.catalog_object(news, 'n1', idxs=['description', 'audience', 'length'])
Expected:
    description = News summary
    audience = audience
Got:
    ('description', '=', u'News summary')
    ('audience', '=', u'audience')

                
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