In #10686, I should have made all the strings in encode Unicode strings. Now 'abc' packed in P2 becomes (or rather remains as) b'abc' when unpacked in P3. This I think is the desired behavior (bytes remain as bytes and text remains as text), but it causes errors in decode, because, for example, 'typ' (==u'type' in P2) is expected while b'typ' (=='typ' in P2) is the key.
Reading in the other direction is fine because P2 is more tolerant of these things.
To reproduce this,
(P2) python generate_legacy_storage_files.py your_dir msgpack
(P3) pandas.read_msgpack(the_file_just_created)
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