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- Renamed tell_json to tell
- Fixed strict=False in json.loads to accept all bytes
- Fixed support for python2, specifically json.loads rejecting bytes

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- Deprecated all "tell_*" methods of soctransmitter except tell_raw and tell_json
- Both tell_raw and tell_json take an optional tag (str) to indicate what kind of message is transmitted
- tell_json method automatically conserves the type of the value passed
- tell_json method takes an optional unpack (bool, default True) argument that allows to not automatically unpack the message upon reception

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- Added tell_json and tell_json_ext which are able to pass any data structure, and keep the type information.
- tell_json is a convenience method that uses a pure-json implementation of the serializer, which means that python3 will not be able to serialize bytes.
- tell_json_ext is a custom serializer that is cross-consistent between python 2 and 3, and will deal properly with bytes as well as datetime objects.
- fix README

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- Added tell_list_type and tell_dict_type which keep the type of the data over transmission (works for int, float, bool, None, Byt, datetime.datetime, datetime.date, datetime.time, str, unicode (Pyt2), and bytes (Pyt3))
- Modified 'tell' methods to accept unicode characters. Python3 built-in 'str' and Pyhton2 built-in 'unicode' are encoded as "utf-8", Python2 built-in 'str' and Python2/3 'bytes' are encoded as "ascii" (i.e. "latin-1").

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- Added tell_list
- Fixed infinite connection looping when adding two socreceivers with same name

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- Implemented connect parameter in SocReceiver
- Fixed bug on key being compared to instance Byt
- Fixed bug with 'key' keyword in tell_key