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Author: MattDMo

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+Python Improved v2.0.0
+======================
+
+After much blood (well, a little), sweat (sorry, it's a gland problem), and tears
+(yup, some), version 2.0 is finally here! It was originally timed to coincide
+with the release of Python 3.5 a few weeks ago, but a particularly nasty bug
+reared its ugly head at the last minute (like usual) and threatened to end the
+whole party until @facelessuser rode to the rescue at the last minute and saved
+the day! This release is dedicated to him. Thanks, buddy!
+
+There have been *many* changes in PI. First and foremost, Unicode is now supported
+pretty much everywhere. That means you can name a function (or any identifier you
+want) Привет_мир, or 我喜欢奶酪, or Kolbász_finom, or whatever you like. Sublime
+Text 2 seems to have issues with some Unicode, especially combining marks, so if
+you find a bug first upgrade to Sublime Text 3 (http://sublimetext.com/3 or /3dev)
+to see if that helps.
+
+Other than that, a lot of work has been done internally to reorganize things, and
+clearly define if something is, for example, the name of a builtin function or a
+builtin function being called. For you Python 2 fans out there, `print` without
+parentheses is now scoped as a keyword, but with parens is a builtin function. All
+of the builtins, magic methods/attributes, errors, keywords and so on have been
+updated for Python 3.5, while still retaining all of the Python 2.7 ones. At last,
+... is highlighted as support.type.ellipsis.
+
+To take full advantage of the extra scopes included in Python Improved, check out
+the Neon Color Scheme at https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/Neon%20Color%20Scheme
+If you'd rather modify your own color scheme, a list of scopes is included in
+the README.md on GitHub at https://github.com/MattDMo/PythonImproved#readme
+
+If you have any questions, comments, concerns, bugs, or patches, please open an
+issue or pull request on GitHub and I'll do what I can to help out. You can also
+email me directly at <[email protected]> or find me on Twitter at @MattDMo.
+This is definitely a work in progress, so if you'd like to contribute I'd love
+to hear from you!