Fix incorrect import in Python 3.7+#963
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It turns out that the import of `contextlib.nullcontext` in Python 3.7+ was accidentally trying to import `contextmanager.nullcontext`, but this was never noticed because it simply fell back to the backport included here. I do not know of a great way to test this that doesn't rely on implementation details, but I have manually tested it by setting a breakpoint after the import in the `try` statement and importing `dateutil.tz` manually on Python 3.7, so this version should work.
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It turns out that the import of
contextlib.nullcontextin Python 3.7+ was accidentally trying to importcontextmanager.nullcontext, but this was never noticed because it simply fell back to the backport included here.I do not know of a great way to test this that doesn't rely on implementation details, but I have manually tested it by setting a breakpoint after the import in the
trystatement and importingdateutil.tzmanually on Python 3.7, so this version should work.