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Implement schema_extra #663

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v0.32 (unreleased)
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* add model name to ``ValidationError`` error message, #676 by @dmontagu
* **breaking change**: remove ``__getattr__`` and rename ``__values__`` to ``__dict__`` on ``BaseModel``,
deprecation warning on use ``__values__`` attr, attributes access speed increased up to 14 times, #712 by @MrMrRobat
* support ``ForwardRef`` (without self-referencing annotations) in Python3.6, #706 by @koxudaxi
* implement ``schema_extra`` in ``Config`` sub-class, #663 by @tiangolo
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Oh! Sorry, didn't notice I put it in the wrong place.

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no problem, we need #665.


v0.31.1 (2019-07-31)
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v0.31 (2019-07-24)
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* implement ``schema_extra`` in ``Config`` sub-class, #663 by @tiangolo
* better support for floating point `multiple_of` values, #652 by @justindujardin
* fix schema generation for ``NewType`` and ``Literal``, #649 by @dmontagu
* fix ``alias_generator`` and field config conflict, #645 by @gmetzker and #658 by @MrMrRobat
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