gh-62978: Use Python 3 terms in the email package docs - #155190
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Replace "Unicode string" with "string" and the unicode() built-in with str() in docstrings, comments and documentation of the email package. "byte string" is only replaced with "bytes" where other bytes-like objects are not accepted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Replace "Unicode string" with "string" and the
unicode()built-in withstr()in docstrings, comments and documentation of theemailpackage."byte string" is only replaced with "bytes" where other bytes-like objects are not accepted:
Header(),Header.append()andBytesParser.parsebytes()accept abytearrayas well.