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ENH
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should we replace
list, tuple, or set
toiterable of strings
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Hm, I actually think we should tell the users explicitly what the can pass in. Any other than those wouldn't show the correct behaviour in li. 1054-56:
And, any other iterable of strings would raise during the
@validate_params()
.So I would rather leave it as it is.