Between this and the telnetlib removal, a significant amount of code I have written is going to need to be pinned to a specific version, or vendor in those feat

Between this and the telnetlib removal, a significant amount of code I have written is going to need to be pinned to a specific version, or vendor in those features. A lot of that is code to interact with weird old shit, so I guess I can’t expect upstream to maintain old shit forever. I do wish Python came with a solid cryptography library “out of the box” instead of having to use PyCrypto/Cryptodome/Cryptography/Whatever - and I also wish the way it’s ssl sockets module worked didn’t have weird unexpected things to do with how it handles file descriptors - you can’t just dup2 a ssl wrapped socket for example, unlike a normal socket