Update gzip & tarfile & xmlrpc & pydoc + associated tests to 3.12.7 - #5480
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Somehow by fixing gzip, tarlib and shutil have been broken |
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Probably will target 3.13 instead. |
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This PR allows the gzip tests to pass at a significantly higher rate thanks to #5476.
This PR has ballooned in size due to random dependencies, but it was originally supposed to be just gzip.
To keep things manageable, I have forgon adding tests for pydoc, I'll follow this PR with them instead.
It also happens to edit parts of the zlib module to get some functionality I forgot to add with #5476