sgmllib3k – Py3k port of the old stdlib module
sgmllib was dropped in Python 3. For those depending on it, that’s somewhat unfortunate. This is a quick and dirty port of this old module. I just ran 2to3 on it and published it. I don’t intend to maintain it, so it might be a good idea to eventually think about finding another module to use.
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