Fix Tests' AttributeError in Python 3.9 with base64.decodestring#210
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base64.decodestring is deprecated in 3.1, and has been an alias of decodebytes
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Closes #209
base64.decodestringis deprecated in 3.1, and has been an alias of decodebytesI searched the code base of apptools and it has only been used in tests. This PR fixes that particular tests.
Since we don't yet run against Python 3.9 on CI, I ran the test suite locally to verify it passes on Python 3.9 and OSX.
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While this may not be news worthy for developers using apptools, this is perhaps news worthy for distribution packagers who run package test suites against their systems (that is, if they also have all the optional dependencies e.g. pytables, but that is an orthogonal issue.)