removed force/check option for put_block

[manuschneider]

Fixes #501

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❌ Patch coverage is 22.22222% with 14 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.
✅ Project coverage is 32.35%. Comparing base (e87c3a2) to head (ed8eac1).
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[IvanaGyro]

This breaks Python API. I suggest deprecate the API first if we are not planning to release version 2.

[manuschneider]

This breaks Python API. I suggest deprecate the API first if we are not planning to release version 2.

Since there is no use case for this (see #501), I do not think than this option was really used.

If we still want to make the API deprecated first, how would this work? Do we have a standard procedure that warns users when they use a feature that is deprecated?

[IvanaGyro]

Since there is no use case for this (see #501), I do not think than this option was really used.

The function signature is changed. If someone use it, their code will be broken.

If we still want to make the API deprecated first, how would this work? Do we have a standard procedure that warns users when they use a feature that is deprecated?

You can refer how popular packages did or #672.