Deduplicate version badges from README #61
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Probably makes sense to just keep the PyPI badge: Also the MIT badge is redundant since GitHub now displays the license info right above it
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Thanks, it all makes sense. I was too enthusiastic when I discovered the badges. :)
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Probably makes sense to just keep the PyPI badge:
Also the MIT badge is redundant since GitHub now displays the license info right above it.