Revert "Add use_2to3 keyword to setup()."

[blueyed]

Appears to not be necessary anymore (at least no changes for py37 for me), and prevents editable installs.

Initially done for https://github.com/gotcha/ipdb/pull/16.

This reverts commit d86c166b61aa711e6b0197c3d914031c0651ca15.

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[gotcha]

@blueyed Do you need a release ?

[blueyed]

@gotcha No, thanks for asking.. :)

btw: I was looking at it since I will likely drop the dependency on fancycompleter/pyrepl from pdb++ (make it optional), since it works pretty good through ipdb/ipython, which has better completion via Jedi then.

You might want to try it (use master, the last release is old - https://github.com/pdbpp/pdbpp/): when using ipdb.set_trace the hijacking of pdb++ makes it being used there then also.

[gotcha]

@blueyed Thanks for the pointer ! I did not know there was a way to override pdb. The fact I need to be explicit about ipdb is the main reason why I dont use it as regularly as I wish.