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Remove code checking if an error occured

Python requires that a function from a C library returns NULL iff an
exception occured, so checking if an error occurred is redundant.

If an incorretly implemented C library call returns NULL when there is
no error, Python will itself throw an exception like the following in
py3:

<built-in function _test_error_invalid_method> returned NULL without setting an error

or like the following in py2:

Function (<built-in function _test_error_invalid_method>) failed with error: 'NULL result without error in PyObject_Call

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