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Since we dropped support for python 3.6, and python dictionaries are ordered since python 3.7, we can now replace most uses of collections.OrderedDict with the built-in dict, and also remove the need to sort dicts before comparing keys, for example when constructing trials / spaces / etc.
This is obviously a very low-priority TODO that will serve to slightly increase the quality of the code
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