Fix issue #318: test failures when cchardet is installed#472
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Fix issue #318: test failures when cchardet is installed#472maksverver wants to merge 1 commit intokurtmckee:mainfrom
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feedparser imports cchardet or chardet depending on what's installed: https://github.com/kurtmckee/feedparser/blob/11990ea1d8791acc76c67781f1d2011daf0c3a99/feedparser/encodings.py#L37-L40 Although these libraries are mostly equivalent, they return slightly different encoding strings, even though both are correct and lead to succesful decoding. This change allows the tests to be run with either library by accepting both encoding names as correct.
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feedparser imports cchardet or chardet depending on what's installed:
feedparser/feedparser/encodings.py
Lines 37 to 40 in 11990ea
Although these libraries are mostly equivalent, they return slightly different encoding strings, even though both are correct and lead to succesful decoding. This change allows the tests to be run with either library by accepting both encoding names as correct.