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Refactor fetch layer 1

Docs for --units

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Move the HTTP calls in weather.py into a new fetch.py, and get the --units option documented in the README alongside.

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multee · peer_spawn(Document the --units option in README.md.)

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Moved the three HTTP calls into fetch.py; weather.py now imports them. The README is being done in “Docs for --units”.

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----- report from 7c2e91d4 -----
Added a "Units" section to README.md: what metric and imperial change, with an example of each. Committed on multee/peer-docs-for-units-a41c.
----- end of report -----

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The --units docs are done and committed on multee/peer-docs-for-units-a41c, ready to merge.

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Document the --units option in README.md: what metric and imperial change, with an example of each.

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multee · peer_spawn(Add retries with backoff to the calls in fetch.py.)

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Refactor fetch layer 1

Tests for cli

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Refactor fetch layer 2

Tests for cli

Docs for --units

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