DOC: Don't mention Py 3 requirement in _parse_roi_file_py3 #218
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Because we automatically switch it out for a Python 2 compatible version, and the docstring is rendered as if it is for the wrapper parse_roi_file, which supports both python 2 and python 3.
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Because we automatically switch it out for a Python 2 compatible version, and the docstring is rendered as if it is for the wrapper parse_roi_file, which supports both python 2 and python 3.