Support most Python 2 syntax back to 2.3#275
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Summary
This now parses a good amount of real-world
setup.pycode, and I've validated back to 2.3 (the earliest version I have handy). It passes most of python-grammar-changes with only a few remaining failures:Both
relative-importsandexcept-asare important.unpacking-argsis a feature I haven't seen used since about 2004. The other two are for additional strictness to reject bad code, but are not necessary for my immediate needs.Integer validation is reasonably strict at parse time, and handles both the octal changes and
Lsuffix change.New classes have
Py2-prefixed names, to make it a conscious decision for people so they don't accidentally using them when constructing trees by hand.Test Plan
This is relevant to #184