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Point links and docs to the PyCalendar organization - #2090
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Thanks for this massive find/replace. I have only two suggestions. Please let me know. Thank you!
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This is ok to merge for me as soon as required. It is better to merge it before
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Points every
collective/icalendarlink, badge and docs setting toPyCalendar/icalendar. Old links redirect after the transfer, so this merges on the day of the move.It also changes the default
PRODIDto-//PyCalendar//icalendar//<version>//EN. That changes what icalendar writes into new calendars, so it has its own breaking change log entry.While at it, I fixed the 404 changelog link in
SECURITY.md.Additional information
The same 9 tests fail on
main(test_rfc_6868andtest_issue_1445), so they're unrelated.