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Fix "super" objects pretty printing in PyPy...

Fix "super" objects pretty printing in PyPy In PyPy there's no __self__ attribute for super(.) objects. As objects always have a __repr__, the found alternative was to use its curried argument. Previously, only the class name was verified as part of the result, now the tests include a regex.

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      """Module with bad __all__

      To test https://github.com/ipython/ipython/issues/9678

      """

      def evil():

          pass

      def puppies():

          pass

      __all__ = [evil,       # Bad

                 'puppies',  # Good

                ]

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				"""Module with bad __all__

				To test https://github.com/ipython/ipython/issues/9678
				"""

				def evil():
				pass

				def puppies():
				pass

				__all__ = [evil, # Bad
				'puppies', # Good
				]