Python formula updates: 3.5.7-3.5.0#879
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More! So many more formula updates!
See #870, #872, #876 and #878 for prior work and context.
Staging binaries created. Some of the older binary versions were unsuccessful in building the ssl modules on the newer stacks (I am going through logs now) and I suspect this is where some of the inconsistencies of what's available on which stack come from. These inconsistencies are not due to issues with the compile script, but reflect the dependencies of Python versions over time.
Current plan is to document explicitly on Dev Center what works where, once all the logs are captured and all the formulas updated.
Unrelated: I'm making art out of all these compile logs. Somehow.