to fail when running with -O.  Changed to raise AssertionError instead.

this, but I'm sure it wasn't locked intentionally.

And unifdef(1) compatibility blocks.

text again.  Sorry.

yet.

indentation -- it could never have been run, under any version of Python.

14 input files needed to run all of them).

and width clearly don't need to be signed.

to extern.  It's not legal C to say

     static whatever[];

because the size isn't given.  Presumably this is a gcc extension.

on Windows, because of non-standard code in cjkcodes.h, but it's *almost*
there.

and installed layouts to make maintenance simple and easy.  And it
also adds four new codecs; big5hkscs, euc-jis-2004, shift-jis-2004
and iso2022-jp-2004.

that pyclbr doesn't need to special-case modules that do "from types
import *".

causing test_pyclbr to fail on all other platforms.  Added that routine
to the urllib "ignore" list.
Removed the special case for "g" in the pickle module.  types.py deletes
"g" from its namespace; maybe it didn't always.  Whatever, the special
case isn't needed today.

actually run.  When it fails, it pops up a dialog box, and the test run
hangs waiting for you to click OK -- that sucks too much to bear.

hyphen and underscores in consistency of non-CJK aliases.
(Spotted by Mike Brown at SF #969415)

(Submitted by Daniel Pezely)

The preceding case statement was missing a terminating "break" stmt,
so fell into the new code by mistake.  This caused uncaught out-of-bounds
accesses to the "names" tuple, leading to a variety of insane behaviors.

If someone has other ideas for the numbering scheme, please change to
something else (1.1.0 ?).

Fixes #775878.

to unix-style).

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