Drop legacy Python 2 bytes support from strftime#183
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Removes the Python 2 compatibility layer that decoded byte strings in
`date.strftime()`. Because the library now targets Python 3.9+, standard
string formatting applies, and passing bytes format specifiers is no
longer supported.
- Remove redundant `.decode('utf-8')` try/except block in
`date.strftime()`
- Remove `test_strftime_unicode` which passed bytes (`b'...'`) to
`strftime`
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Removes the Python 2 compatibility layer that decoded byte strings in
date.strftime(). Because the library now targets Python 3.9+, standard string formatting applies, and passing bytes format specifiers is no longer supported..decode('utf-8')try/except block indate.strftime()test_strftime_unicodewhich passed bytes (b'...') tostrftime