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Many references to unsupported Python versions in the stdlib docs #92417

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@AlexWaygood

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There are currently many places in the stdlib docs where there are needless comments about how to maintain compatibility with Python versions that are now end-of-life. Many of these can now be removed, to improve brevity and clarity in the documentation.

I plan to submit a number of PRs to fix these.

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  9. ambv commented on May 19, 2022

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    I merged everything that was linked here. If all's done, this can be closed.

  10. AlexWaygood commented on May 19, 2022

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    I merged everything that was linked here. If all's done, this can be closed.

    Thank you for the reviews! This is now mostly done, but I think there's a few others left to do, so I'd rather keep it open for now. (I've been busy with other stuff lately.)

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  14. AlexWaygood commented on Jul 25, 2022

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    This is basically done at this point, and I ran out of energy to finish the remaining bits that are left to do.

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