Remove unsupported pylint no-space-check option
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As of pylint 2.6, `no-space-check` is not a supported option in the pylint configuration file [1]. This commit removes the option from the project-specific pylintrc to silence errors from pylint during development in emacs. Since pylint is now at version 4 and no one else on the team has run into this issue, I strongly suspect no one else is using this pylintrc the same way I am. If folks want to make a case for removing this file entirely in favor of some other IDE-based linting they prefer, I'm open to that. [1] https://pylint.pycqa.org/en/latest/whatsnew/2/2.6/summary.html#other-changes
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Description of proposed changes
As of pylint 2.6,
no-space-checkis not a supported option in the pylint configuration file [1]. This commit removes the option from the project-specific pylintrc to silence errors from pylint during development in emacs. Since pylint is now at version 4 and no one else on the team has run into this issue, I strongly suspect no one else is using this pylintrc the same way I am. If folks want to make a case for removing this file entirely in favor of some other IDE-based linting they prefer, I'm open to that.[1] https://pylint.pycqa.org/en/latest/whatsnew/2/2.6/summary.html#other-changes
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