Twitch IRC mods command output inconsistent (Python sockets)

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  1. TwitchIO

    A fully featured, powerful async Python library for the Twitch API and EventSub.

    You should instead look into using a library like TwitchIO (https://github.com/TwitchIO/TwitchIO) which handles all the connection stuff for you and lets you focus on the important part.

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