Fix invalid escape sequences in module docstrings (crawlytics, robotstxt)#412
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Fix invalid escape sequences in module docstrings (crawlytics, robotstxt)#412danishashko wants to merge 2 commits intoeliasdabbas:masterfrom
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Python 3.12 raises
SyntaxWarningfor invalid escape sequences in regular strings (like\_,\*). These have beenDeprecationWarningsince 3.6.crawlytics.pyandrobotstxt.pyboth have module-level docstrings with backslash sequences used for RST markup. The fix is to prefix the opening"""withrto make them raw strings, which is the standard approach for docstrings containing backslash patterns.