Is there any way to download a particular version of a Google Drive file? (from file history)

Not sure if there could be two different branches of this question (I guess both they might work in a different way):

- Google Docs, Google Presentations or Google Sheets (at least) do store history of the file changes and permit to go back in time (user can select one old version and get back to it).
Would it be possible to download a non-last version of a Google sheet using PyDrive ?

- Google Drive permits to keep versions of user-uploaded files (i.e., a PDF or image file, which you can reupload modified and let Drive store multiple-versions or only the last one).
Would it be possible to download an archived version (not just the last one) using PyDrive ?

https://developers.google.com/drive/api/v3/change-overview
https://developers.google.com/drive/api/v3/manage-revisions

Some other Python projects which might benefit from this:
https://github.com/burnash/gspread/issues/294

Start with the Google Drive API's manage revisions documentation and PyDrive2's existing file-download entry points. Check whether revision IDs can be passed through the wrapper for both native Google documents and uploaded files. Done means a confirmed supported workflow or a scoped feature request with clear tests and documentation requirements.

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