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Fix for issue #11 #12

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The Message() class looked for 'from' as a constructor parameter, but because 'from' is a Python keyword, we use 'from_'. All instantiations of the Message class already use 'from_' to pass the sender, so this needs to be changed in the constructor. Fixes issue #11

… 'from' is a Python keyword. It should use 'from_'. All instantiations of the Message class use 'from_' to pass the sender, so this needs to be changed in the constructor. Fixes issue #11
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Has been verified by @Alkiimista, approving this change.

@EricSmekens EricSmekens self-requested a review November 10, 2022 15:21
@EricSmekens EricSmekens merged commit a3e3262 into master Nov 10, 2022
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Sender name gets ignored in TextClient.SendSingleMessage()
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