PS: just to be clear: what I really mean is that, if python3-chardet was split into a "python3-chardet" (with only the module), and a "chardet" package (with only the binaries / manpage), it would then be possible for a third party to provide a "python-chardet" without the binaries / manpages that would also depend on "chardet". The new "python-chardet" (for python2) would of course not need to be maintained into Debian.
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