docs/python: Point users at WebSocket #398
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Users on Slack somewhat regularly ask questions around how to use the Python bindings and finding quirks with it. Just for us to tell them they should be using WebSockets instead. These might not be perfect, but at least we're open to hear feedback and improve them, which isn't necessarily our stance for the Python bindings. Put up a big banner to redirect users into the future. Seems "warning" is warranted given our reluctance and future ideas around deprecation for the bindings.
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Users on Slack somewhat regularly ask questions around how to use the Python bindings and finding quirks with it. Just for us to tell them they should be using WebSockets instead. These might not be perfect, but at least we're open to hear feedback and improve them, which isn't necessarily our stance for the Python bindings.
Put up a big banner to redirect users into the future. Seems "warning" is warranted given our reluctance and future ideas around deprecation for the bindings.