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Most of the epydoc metadata (author, copyright, email) is duplicate in
the package's setup.py or README. These copies are more likely to get out
of date, and increase the amount of work to keep them in line.
The license information should rather be provided with an SPDX identifier,
which is more similar to what the Linux kernel and other projects, such as
pyserial, do.
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Due to EURid threatening to suspend my domain, make sure that the
references are updated to point at the right stable domain.
This includes changes to the files as well as a mailmap to update the
author references in the log.
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* Remove the __main__ blocks as the tests should not be executable by
themselves.
* Use absltest everywhere instead of a mixture of unittest/absltest (via
parameterized).
* Only modify import path once.
* Cleanup pylint warnings, by disabling those that are not useful, and
fixing those that are.
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This test was actually only testing the CRC CCITT implementation now that
otultraeasy uses construct.
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The function is not shared with the Ultra Easy and likely not with
other devices either.
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There is no reason for me to use GPLv3 now that I'm not using the
CRC32-Sick code, so I'll go with the most liberal license out there.
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Unlike what I though, OneTouch2 does not use CRC32 Sick algorithm, but
a very stupid full 16-bit modulo sum of the bytes in the reply.
This is very simple and does not require GPLv3 code at all.
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This introduced some changes in the Exception class to simplify the
code, and at the same time it adds a module for multiple lifescan
drivers to share code (multiple OneTouch protocols share the same
checksum for instance).
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