Inherit from pathlib_abc.PathBase
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A lot of the path parsing in |
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To improve maintainability when new Python versions are released and to integrate better with upstream as well as downstream libraries, we're moving to
pathlib_abc.PathBaseas our base class forUPath.This draft PR makes UPath inherit from
PathBase, introducesPureUPath, and a "parser" (formerly 'flavour') based onParserBase.There's still quite a bit of work to be done to make all tests pass, but I'm pushing this here for people to follow along.
This PR will close #114, close #193, close #221 and close #245