Fix: prevent KeyError when removing 'content-type' header in media up…

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Fix: prevent KeyError in _stream by safely removing 'content-type' header

• Changed headers.pop('content-type') to headers.pop('content-type', None) in the _stream function.
• This prevents a KeyError if the header is missing when streaming.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request fixes a potential KeyError when attempting to remove the 'content-type' header from request headers. The fix involves changing headers.pop('content-type') to headers.pop('content-type', None) in the streaming and media upload logic. This makes the header removal operation more robust, preventing errors if the header is not present.

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Prevent KeyError when removing 'content-type' header by providing a default value to the pop method.	Change headers.pop('content-type') to headers.pop('content-type', None).	twikit/client/client.py
Remove outdated example code from docstring.	Delete example loop for iterating through tweets.	twikit/client/client.py
Perform minor docstring formatting.	Adjust indentation in docstring. Change example prefix from '>>>' to '...'.	twikit/client/client.py

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Walkthrough

This update introduces minor non-functional changes to the twikit/client/client.py file. The modifications consist of improvements to docstring formatting, corrections to example code in documentation, and a small adjustment to prevent a potential KeyError when removing a header from a dictionary. No changes have been made to the logic, control flow, or public interfaces of any methods.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
twikit/client/client.py	Fixed docstring formatting, updated example code in documentation, and made header removal safer by using pop('content-type', None) to avoid KeyError. No functional or interface changes.

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In the warren, docs are neat, Indents fixed and headers discrete. No logic changed, just clearer lines, Example code now better shines. A gentle hop, a tidy sweep— The code is clean, the docs run deep! 🐇✨

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twikit/client/client.py (3)

2374-2374: Docstring alignment improved for edit_bookmark_folder.
The return type annotation is now properly aligned with the rest of the docstring.

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4210-4210: Prevent KeyError when popping 'content-type'.
Switching to headers.pop('content-type', None) safely removes the header if present without raising an error when it's absent, making the stream setup more robust.

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4258-4263: Fixed example prompts in streaming session docstring.
The example code now correctly uses continuation prompts (...) for multi-line snippets, improving readability and consistency.

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