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parse_size doesn't recognize binary units that end with "byte," "bytes," or "s"

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parse_size('10 MiB') returns 10485760, as expected. However, parse_size('10 MiBs') returns 10000000, as does parse_size('10 MiByte') or parse_size('10 MiBytes'). In all cases, it should be 10485760.

A ZIP code such as 999984444 turns into 1000084445 during encoding. With the old logic, this would have 1000100001 (1000000000 + 100000 + 1) subtracted from it, resulting in a...

If mailer ID, barcode ID, and serial number are all 0, decoding fails. This is because the code word is 0 when encoded, which gets 659 added to it, making...

Sleeps after last unsuccessful call to target before raising MaxCallException

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Example code: ``def target_method(): print('called') return False poll(target_method, step=5, max_tries=2)`` Behavior: Prints "called", waits 5 seconds, prints "called", waits 5 seconds, raises polling.MaxCallException Expected: Prints "called", waits 5 seconds, prints...