Update version to 2021.9.0

README.md

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 A `CON`sole application `TEST`er
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 ### Motivation
 
-I wrote this for a class that I teach to help with grading. Given the configuration driven nature of it (how else should a testing framework/tool work?) `contest` lets me define multiple test cases for particular programs (assignments) so that not only is grading easier for me, but I can integrate assignments into a grading pipeline so that I can do as little work as possible and my students can get immediate feedback on submissions. Assignments here are usually single-file programs that are not necessarily unit-testable without adding in boilderplate and nonstandard language features. Letting students build normal programs and then verify their behavior is the goal.
+I wrote this for a class that I teach to help with grading. Given the configuration driven nature of it (how else should a testing framework/tool work?) `contest` lets me define multiple test cases for particular programs (assignments) so that not only is grading easier for me, but I can integrate assignments into a grading pipeline so that I can do as little work as possible and my students can get immediate feedback on submissions. Assignments here are usually single-file programs that are not necessarily unit-testable without adding in boilerplate and nonstandard language features. Letting students build normal programs and then verify their behavior is the goal.
 
 ## Installation
 

contest/__version__.py

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 __title__ = 'contest'
 __description__ = 'A console application tester.'
 __url__ = 'https://github.com/Lnk2past/contest'
-__version__ = '2020.1.0'
+__version__ = '2021.9.0'
 __author__ = 'Lnk2past'
 __license__ = 'MIT'