Fix missing dependency 'scandir' on older python #169
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We try to use os.scandir, but fall back to scandir.scandir on python < 3.5; this dependency wasn't declared, and it should be. Previously missed because, on those python versions, scandir tends to be pulled in via pytest => pathlib during tests. But this is not true for all versions of pytest.
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We try to use os.scandir, but fall back to scandir.scandir on
python < 3.5; this dependency wasn't declared, and it should be.
Previously missed because, on those python versions, scandir tends to
be pulled in via pytest => pathlib during tests. But this is not true
for all versions of pytest.