Dicts are already iterators over their keys
Don't need keys() dicts are iterators of their keys
No reason to create a copy of the dict in memory, we can just get the key from the key iterator
No need to create a copy of the keys
More keys() removal
more dict cleanup
More dict cleanup
Remove redundant keys() since dict is an iterator of keys
more cleanup
no need to caste keys() to a list since it returns a list
Cleanup pillar modules with dicts
Keys() cleanup in renderers
keys() cleanup in returners
More dict cleanup in state/states
Utils/wheel cleanup of dicts
Redundant check

sorted(dict) == sorted(dict.keys())
More dict cleanup

keys() and values() create copies of the data in lists, iterators are better
More dict cleanup

    keys() and values() create copies of the data in lists, iterators are better
More dict cleanup

    keys() and values() create copies of the data in lists, iterators are better
More dict cleanup

    keys() and values() create copies of the data in lists, iterators are better
More dict cleanup

    keys() and values() create copies of the data in lists, iterators are better