Added partial support for pandas to work with pyfakefs

[mrbean-bremen]

• support for read_csv and read_excel (with the default module)
• see Patch known libraries where possible #531

[mrbean-bremen]

@jmcgeheeiv - please have a look. I will check if I can add tests/fixes for more read functions in pandas, but that will not change much.

[jmcgeheeiv]

Wow, very sophisticated.

Note the typesetting for an em dash contains no spaces:

I thought I saw a ghost--but it was you.
You could use the real — em dash HTML entity—but that's too much trouble here. Stick with two minus signs.

Semicolons and em dash are advanced writing and you are using them correctly. Well done.

[jmcgeheeiv]

Delete extra line.

[mrbean-bremen]

Note the typesetting for an em dash contains no spaces

Thanks--learned something new! For me the missing spaces look a bit awkward, but that may be a matter of what I am used to (in German, there are spaces around the em dash, as far as I know). I usually don't think about punktuation at all.
I also found this in the punktuation guide:

The em dash is typically used without spaces on either side, and that is the style used in this guide. Most newspapers, however, set the em dash off with a single space on each side.

I will add you changesr and merge. I will wait a bit (in case new bugs come in, or I think of something else to do...), and probably make another another release (4.1), if that is ok with you.

[jmcgeheeiv]

Now tell that punk daughter of yours that your English punctuation has the seal of approval from a native speaker. Yes, when I started using the em dash without spaces it did look strange to me. Check the German usage--you may be surprised!

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