Refactor division operations to use native Python 3 semantics#1091
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old_divto native division across the codebase, ensuring consistent behavior in division operations. This change finally finishes up the migration with Python 3 from 10 years ago and makes the code easier to read. We have added one test to capture a branch that was modified but not covered previously.TODO:
That has been around forever; we should fix that in the next round