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Bumps telnetlib3 from 2.0.4 to 5.0.1.

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5.0.1

What's Changed

• bugfix AttributeError, stdin has no attribute, 'isatty' by @​jquast in jquast/telnetlib3#149

Full Changelog: jquast/telnetlib3@5.0.0...5.0.1

5.0.0

• bugfix: default GMCP modules are now in lowercase by @​jquast in jquast/telnetlib3#146
• 5.0.0 Discworld-driven improvements by @​jquast in jquast/telnetlib3#147

5.0.0

• changed: :meth:~telnetlib3.stream_writer.TelnetWriter.handle_zmp now receives command, *args instead of one parts list; zmp_data moved to writer.ctx and is now a dict keyed by command (was a list of messages). New :meth:~telnetlib3.stream_writer.TelnetWriter.send_zmp.
• changed: MUD protocol subnegotiation data (mssp_data, atcp_data, aardwolf_data, mxp_data, comport_data) moved from :class:~telnetlib3.stream_writer.TelnetWriter to :class:~telnetlib3._session_context.TelnetSessionContext (writer.ctx.mssp_data, etc.). Deprecated writer properties delegate to ctx; writer.zmp_data is removed without deprecation.
• changed: client-side MUD protocol declines (GMCP, MSDP, MSSP, MSP, MXP, ZMP, AARDWOLF, ATCP) remain the default; the decline log messages now name the enable mechanism (always_will / always_do / passive_do) used by downstream clients such as telix to accept them. Note that MXP's negotiation direction is server-sends-DO (the LPMud family convention, e.g. Discworld), so a client accepting MXP replies WILL to IAC DO MXP.
• new: :meth:~telnetlib3.stream_writer.TelnetWriter.add_will_callback and :meth:~telnetlib3.stream_writer.TelnetWriter.remove_will_callback for per-option callbacks invoked after :meth:~telnetlib3.stream_writer.TelnetWriter.handle_will negotiation. Replaces the previous closure-wrapping pattern in :class:~telnetlib3.client.TelnetClient for GMCP, ZMP, and CHARSET will-detection.
• enhancement: telnetlib3-fingerprint now accepts all MUD protocol offers (ATCP, AARDWOLF, MSP, MXP, MSDP, MSSP) to collect subnegotiation data.
• enhancement: sub-negotiation payloads are bounded to 1,000KB.
• enhancement: --loglevel=trace receive dumps show the decompressed telnet stream (MCCP2, MCCP3) instead of raw compressed bytes.
• bugfix: IAC SB IAC SE (sub-negotiation with no option byte) should not raise IndexError

Full Changelog: jquast/telnetlib3@4.0.5...5.0.0

4.0.5: yield drain() after telnetlib3-client stdout.write()

• yield drain() after telnetlib3-client stdout.write() by @​jquast in jquast/telnetlib3#145

Full Changelog: jquast/telnetlib3@4.0.4...4.0.5

4.0.4

• bugfix servers using robot_check=True+encoding=False by @​jquast in jquast/telnetlib3#144

Full Changelog: jquast/telnetlib3@4.0.3...4.0.4

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5.0.1

• bugfix: :func:~telnetlib3.client.open_connection raised AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'isatty' in processes without a console, like pythonw.exe on Windows.

5.0.0

• changed: :meth:~telnetlib3.stream_writer.TelnetWriter.handle_zmp now receives command, *args instead of one parts list; zmp_data moved to writer.ctx and is now a dict keyed by command (was a list of messages). New :meth:~telnetlib3.stream_writer.TelnetWriter.send_zmp.
• changed: MUD protocol subnegotiation data (mssp_data, atcp_data, aardwolf_data, mxp_data, comport_data) moved from :class:~telnetlib3.stream_writer.TelnetWriter to :class:~telnetlib3._session_context.TelnetSessionContext (writer.ctx.mssp_data, etc.). Deprecated writer properties delegate to ctx; writer.zmp_data is removed without deprecation.
• changed: client-side MUD protocol declines (GMCP, MSDP, MSSP, MSP, MXP, ZMP, AARDWOLF, ATCP) remain the default; the decline log messages now name the enable mechanism (always_will / always_do / passive_do) used by downstream clients such as telix to accept them. Note that MXP's negotiation direction is server-sends-DO (the LPMud family convention, e.g. Discworld), so a client accepting MXP replies WILL to IAC DO MXP.
• new: :meth:~telnetlib3.stream_writer.TelnetWriter.add_will_callback and :meth:~telnetlib3.stream_writer.TelnetWriter.remove_will_callback for per-option callbacks invoked after :meth:~telnetlib3.stream_writer.TelnetWriter.handle_will negotiation. Replaces the previous closure-wrapping pattern in :class:~telnetlib3.client.TelnetClient for GMCP, ZMP, and CHARSET will-detection.
• enhancement: telnetlib3-fingerprint now accepts all MUD protocol offers (ATCP, AARDWOLF, MSP, MXP, MSDP, MSSP) to collect subnegotiation data.
• enhancement: sub-negotiation payloads are bounded to 1,000KB.
• enhancement: --loglevel=trace receive dumps show the decompressed telnet stream (MCCP2, MCCP3) instead of raw compressed bytes.
• bugfix: IAC SB IAC SE (sub-negotiation with no option byte) should not raise IndexError

4.0.6

• bugfix: default GMCP modules requested are now in lowercase instead of titlecase

4.0.5

• enhancement: telnetlib3-client client shell now drains stdout.

4.0.4

• bugfix: servers using robot_check=True with encoding=False raised TypeError: buf expected bytes, got <class 'str'>. telnetlib3-server now also accepts --encoding=False CLI argument. latin1 encoding is used the default server shell and robot check.

4.0.3

• bugfix: long-running servers leaked memory through :class:~telnetlib3.server.Server _protocols list and _new_client asyncio.Queue. Both are now bounded and regularly pruned.
• enhancement: telnetlib3.telnetlib now overlays std library module space, import telnetlib :ghissue:139.

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Commits

• 2cf304e bugfix AttributeError, stdin has no attribute, 'isatty' (#149)
• 02d9722 bugfix history.rst
• 49ca01c docfix for real
• ae8d332 5.0.0 Discworld-driven improvements (#147)
• 0b8ac44 bugfix: default GMCP modules are now in lowercase (#146)
• f3c6a01 yield drain() after telnetlib3-client stdout.write() (#145)
• 37e62ea bump for release
• ce3155f bugfix servers using robot_check=True+encoding=False (#144)
• 296cc45 narf
• 3e0309f tag for 4.0.3 release
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