replace OrderedDict with dict #414
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This change replaces `OrderedDict` with `dict` as done in encode/django-rest-framework#8964. This does not look like it has been released yet, but since this package requires Python 3.8 which is > Python 3.5, which was the last release to need `OrderedDict`, then this change should be safe to merge now. It should also be safe because `dict` is a superclass of `OrderedDict` and should not change anything for users who are using `OrderedDict` still.
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This change replaces
OrderedDictwithdictas done in encode/django-rest-framework#8964. This does not look like it has been released yet, but since this package requires Python 3.8 which is > Python 3.5, which was the last release to needOrderedDict, then this change should be safe to merge now. It should also be safe becausedictis a superclass ofOrderedDictand should not change anything for users who are usingOrderedDictstill.Related issues