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Closing: this PR was incorrectly opened against my own fork. Re-raised against upstream. |
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Fixes vinta#3257
Added pystreamliner to the Code Analysis section in README.md.
pystreamliner is a tool by Salesforce for identifying and removing code duplication in Python projects.