gh-103092: Make _elementtree module importable in sub-interpreters
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Merging something after so long! Thanks |
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It's looks like
_elementtreeis already isolated: #104561 but fieldPy_mod_multiple_interpretersis still set toPy_MOD_MULTIPLE_INTERPRETERS_NOT_SUPPORTED, Kumar just forgot to change it :)