Simplify stub for datetime.datetime - #6320
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The stub for datetime.datetime unnecessarily includes many methods that have identical signatures to the methods in its parent class, datetime.date. This is unnecessary.
(All of my proposed deletions are methods that are directly inherited from datetime.date, except for __hash__ and timetuple. These two are redefined in datetime.date, but maintain the same signature in the subclass that they have in the superclass.)