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This allows you to use `from slugify import __version__ as slugifyVersion`, while `from slugify.__version__ import __version__ as slugifyVersion` continues to work.
* Add support for Python 3.11 * Drop support for EOL Python 3.6
AS is `text_unidecode` is install_requires it is always present in the python environment, it makes sense to try import optinal dependency `unidecode` first, and only then fallback to `text_unidecode`.
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@C-nit Thank you very much for the PR. However, the diffs are not lining up properly. |
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closed in favor of #130 |
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Since there are continued inquiries on the topic of licensing,
an addition to the README.md seems worthwhile to me.
Hopefully this makes the conclusions reached in various previous issues more accessible for the next person.