Python3: use dict.keys() instead of dict.iterkeys()
The "keys" method works on both Python 2 and 3, and the performance impact should be negligible. Change-Id: I4771797859666000921e4e38cc5de72a8c084ca0 Blueprint: neutron-python3changes/24/193524/1
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