iter_lines: added new 'buffer_size' parameter, and updated docstrings #582
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Seems fine. I think we should try to look as much like Python 3's subprocess, but this method is not one from subprocess AFAIK, so don't have strong opinions on adding a bit of functionality here. If my one tiny suggestion is fine, I think it's good to merge.
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