Explicitly list out all E checkers for Pylint #975
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Due to a bug in Pylint where specifying `E` as enabled checks flips on `--py3k`, we need to explicitly list all `E` checkers to explicitly avoid (at least) print-statement which throws false-positives for folks not porting to Python 3. Closes microsoft#722 by partially reverting microsoft#954
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A bug in Pylint causes the specification of
Echeckers to also pull in--py3kcheckers. To work around this we now specify allEcheckers manually.This closes #722