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Since Python 3.7 dicts must preserve insertion order in all implementations (in Python 3.6 it was only an implementation detail in CPython). Thus I think it would make sense to state this in the loop section of the docs which currently states the following:
Note, however, that Python dicts are not ordered; so you might want to ei
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Typos, grammar and spelling need to be fixed in the README.md file.
Please, make PRs on this issue with [skip ci] prefix in name
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There are many pages in the docs that have different overlapping information about error handlers:
These need to