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Setup Cirrus CI #216

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Setup Cirrus CI #216

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Apr 2, 2019

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  1. Add basic Cirrus CI configuration 

    - Run pytest under CPython 3.6 and 3.7 on
  - [x] FreeBSD
  - [x] Linux
  - [x] macOS
  - [x] Windows

- [x] Run pytest under CPython 3.8-rc on Linux and Windows
- [x] Run pytest under PyPy 3.6 on Linux
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  2. Cirrus CI: Add a task for building docs

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  3. Cirrus CI: Install pygame's build dependencies dependencies on Linux 

    This is necessary, as not all Linux platforms have binary wheels available
(in particular, CPython 3.8-rc and PyPy 3.6)
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  4. Cirrus CI: Drop most platforms where no pygame wheel is available 

    Except Linux w/ CPython 3.8-rc and PyPy 3.6

Getting pygame to build anywhere else is too much of a pain
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  5. Cirrus CI: Don't install pygame builddeps when a wheel is available 

    Dirty hack: hardcode that wheels are available except for PyPy and rc versions
of CPython.

I tried looking up that info from PyPI's API, but finding which OS a given wheel
is built for would require parsing the filename...
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  6. CI: Obey requirements-tests.txt rather than hardcoding pytest

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