docs: fix outdated urllib2 reference to urllib#1803
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Python 3 uses urllib instead of urllib2. Updated the documentation to reflect the correct module name.
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Summary
Fixed outdated documentation reference from
urllib2tourllib.Changes
urllibinstead ofurllib2urllibmodule, noturllib2(which was Python 2)Why this matters
The documentation was referencing the Python 2 module
urllib2, which doesn't exist in Python 3. This could confuse users trying to understand the HTTP client fallback behavior in Python 3 environments.Testing
This is a documentation-only change with no code impact. The change accurately reflects the actual behavior of the library in Python 3 environments.