`list_datasets()` returns a list of strings, not objects
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Here and there in the docs there is still stuff like this:

```python
>>> datasets_list = list_datasets()
>>> print(', '.join(dataset.id for dataset in datasets_list))
```

However, my understanding is that `list_datasets()` returns a list of strings rather than a list of objects.
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