Use assertNotEqual instead of assertNotEquals for Python 3.11 compatibility. #294
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Use assertNotEqual instead of assertNotEquals for Python 3.11 compatibility since deprecated aliases were removed in Python 3.11 .
assertNotEqualis present in both Python 2 and 3 so the PR is backwards compatible.References
python/cpython#28268
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