accept unicode strings in parse_string() under Python 2#49
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In Python 3, str == unicode, so this problem does not exist, but in Python 2, if you call `parse_string(u"20 GiB")`, it'll raise a ValueError.
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In Python 3, strings are unicode, so this problem does not exist, but in Python 2, if you call
parse_string(u"20 GiB"), it'll raise a ValueError.