Stop using GitPython to parse git stats#281
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+ Coverage 97.32% 97.38% +0.05%
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GitPython now ignores renames, which breaks Pydriller.
I created 2 functions to parse git stats result (same as GitPython), so we can do it "in-house".
Removing the constraint for GitPython=30 as well.