This fixes the 7300 driver which crashed checking special memories.
I don't know why this isn't failing on py2, but it's not. Also,
rename the 7200 to IC-7200 to match everything else. Since there are
no image files for these live radios, we can make that change
without breaking things.
This driver could use a significant cleanup, but this makes the
minimal amount of change to get it working. Some changes are made
to the non-G variant, but it almost certainly needs more work to
be functional.
Also add the live-mode version to the tested list.
A recent patch to master fixed the syntax error, so this fixes the
integer division error the tests are hitting, as well as updates the
driver to be py3 compliant.
Converting a driver to pass tests on python3 is not quite the same
as it actually working in the real world. We need to keep track of
which drivers have been tested in the wild, separate from those that
merely pass tests.
This adds a file tests/py3_driver-testers.txt, which is a simple list
of the driver ID key and the person/date when it was tested. Running
the "makesupported" tox target will also generate
tests/Python3_Driver_Testing.md, which will be render-able in github
for easy viewing.
If you test a driver on python3, please add a line to the tracking
file, run the makesupported target, and update the markdown file.
