Remove future dependency. #32
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It doesn't seem like there's any use of the
futurepackage in this project, so, I think it can be safely removed...Besides inspecting the source code, I was able to run all the tests locally without it being installed.
Note that the tests still end up installing it due to some of its deps -- one of:
versioneer,pylint,pycodestyleorpyflakesend up using it (but I didn't really bother finding out which -- it doesn't seem like those are used either when testing... maybe they can be removed too?)