Disables the first clause on Python 3. I did test and setting a 'unicode' attribute of an object on Python 2 is also acceptable, but per the guidance on not changing Python 2 behavior, I'm leaving that undesirable code in place and only disabling it when not on Python 2, thus having zero impact on the officially-supported Python versions.
Coverage remained the same at 96.674% when pulling c72aff60924689d65384270f1c8309a7a65ef2ef on jaraco:issue-565 into e7d729f435adf8cae8f2bae48d04b00f910cdcd1 on rackspace:working.
Disables the first clause on Python 3. I did test and setting a 'unicode' attribute of an object on Python 2 is also acceptable, but per the guidance on not changing Python 2 behavior, I'm leaving that undesirable code in place and only disabling it when not on Python 2, thus having zero impact on the officially-supported Python versions.