BUG/API groupby head and tail act like filter, since they dont aggregage, fixes column selection
BUG: Bug in setitem with a duplicate index and an alignable rhs (GH6541)
Merge pull request #6542 from jreback/dup_assign

BUG: Bug in setitem with a duplicate index and an alignable rhs (GH6541)
BUG: Bug in setitem with loc on mixed integer Indexes (GH6546)
Merge pull request #6548 from jreback/loc_setitem

BUG: Bug in setitem with loc on mixed integer Indexes (GH6546)
BUG/API: Fix stata io to deal with wrong data types and missing values (GH6335)

BUG: Changes types used in packing structs

Corrected incorrect data type conversion between pandas and Stata

Remove unnecessary, potentially precision degrading cast to Series when writing data
Added function to cast columns from NumPy data types to Stata data types
Corrected tests for correct Stata datatypes
Fixed formatting in comparison after casting

Added docstring for new function and warning class

BUG: Fixes and tests for extreme values in all data types

The extreme values of float and double (Stata, pandas eqiv: float 32 and
float64) were not correct.  This resulted in incorrect truncation. The
handling of missing values have been improved and code to convert missing
values in any format has been added.  The improvement differentiated between
valid ranges for data and missing values.

Additional issues were found when handling missing Dates, where missing Dates
(NaT) were converted to non-missing dates when written.

A test has been added for extreme numeric values as well as missing values.

Fixed legacy date issue with format 114 files
Added test for 114 files

Added format 114 (Stata 9/10/11) data file

Add test for Stata data with file format 114

Added additional data files for testing alternative Stata file formats

Added expected result to test
Renamed Stata data files to include file format

Types used for integer conversion where always half the size they should be.
Produced a bug when exporting data tables with long integer data (np.int64).

Added test for integer conversion bug

Added test for incorrect integer conversion from int16, int32 and int64

Added additional data files for testing alternative Stata file formats

Added expected result to test
Renamed Stata data files to include file format

Disabled the big endian skips
BUG/TST: fix several issues with slice bound checking code

BUG/TST: fix handling of slice.stop < -len, obj.iloc[:-len(obj)] should be empty

BUG/TST: fix exceptions raised by Series.iloc when slice.start > len

CLN: remove unused _check_slice_bound function and raise_on_error params
Merge pull request #6531 from immerrr/fix-out-of-bounds-slice-issues

BUG/TST: fix several issues with slice bound checking code
BUG: fix fancy indexing with empty list
ENH: Keep series name in GroupBy agg/apply ops

When possible, attempt to preserve the series name when performing groupby
operations.  This facilitates reshaping/indexing operations on the result of the
groupby/apply or groupby/agg operation.  Fixes GH6265 and GH6124.  Added
example to groupby.rst and description to API changes for v0.14.
DOC add groupby head and tail to docs
Merge pull request #6068 from bburan-galenea/bburan/dataframe_groupby_apply_series_name

ENH: Keep series name when merging GroupBy result
BUG: Fix irregular Timestamp arithmetic types #6543
Merge pull request #6533 from hayd/groupby_head

API change in groupby head and tail
BLD: change wheel url to pandas.pydata.org
BLD: remove scikit-timeseries from the deps and builds
BLD: numpy_master bld to use lastest pytz/python-dateutil
Merge pull request #6567 from jreback/versions3

BLD: change wheel url to pandas.pydata.org
BLD: add bottleneck 0.8.0 to 3.3 build
Merge branch 'fix-fancy-indexing-empty-list' of https://github.com/immerrr/pandas into immerrr-fix-fancy-indexing-empty-list

Conflicts:
	doc/source/release.rst
BUG: Series.quantile raising on an object dtype (GH6555)
ENH: Allow timestamp and data label to be set when exporting to Stata

Added code which allows the time stamp and the data label to be set using
either StataWriter or to_stata.  Also simplified reading these values using
StataReader by removing null bytes from the string values read.

Added basic test for both.

Also fixed one small bug where variables could be stored using Stata reserved
words.