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Remove excessive pylint comments #2282

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Hi!

I removed some of the comments disabling pylint too-many-arguments and too-many-instance-attributes, because after bb5f96cc we have design checker settings also for python2.7 pylint. For python3 they are in the tox.ini.

Hi! I removed some of the comments disabling pylint `too-many-arguments` and `too-many-instance-attributes`, because after bb5f96cc we have design checker settings also for python2.7 pylint. For python3 they are in the [tox.ini](https://git.bitmessage.org/Bitmessage/PyBitmessage/src/branch/v0.6/setup.cfg#L23).
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