d/s/examples/*.py: use python3 in shebang. #539
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With python2 deprecation, it should be safe to enforce use of the python3 shebang everywhere. Besides, there can be inconsistencies between distributions, and even system configuration within a single distribution, on whether to ship python as python2, as python3, or not at all. Signed-off-by: Étienne Mollier <[email protected]>
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With python2 deprecation, it should be safe to enforce use of the python3 shebang everywhere. Besides, there can be inconsistencies between distributions, and even system configuration within a single distribution, on whether to ship python as python2, as python3, or not at all.