Backward compatible Update to support Python 3.10 that Passes all unit tests #201
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…ing` under Python 3.10, where these have moved to `collections.abc.Mapping` and `collections.abc.MutableMapping`.
…t with `yaml.safe_load` which prevnets arbitrary code execution.
…i. Providing multiple values for the same header key now always results in a list of values, rather than preserving only the last one.
… for the same header key are handled.
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This pull makes three minor changes to enable pyswagger to be used with Python 3.10 and the current versions of PyYaml and Flask.
These changes should be backward compatible, and pass all unit tests.
collections.Mappingandcollections.MutableMappingtocollections.abc.Mappingandcollections.abc.MutableMapping.yaml.safe_loadinstead ofyaml.load, which now requires an additional argument, and also prevent arbitrary code execution.