Python fixes: demo polish and module loading #27
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and fixing the printing of newlines (now similar to normal CPython).
* fdopen: no-op. * __01lseek64_: linked tp fseek. * __01open64_: calls open() with swapped args. * unlink: no-op. * __01fstat64_: linked to fstat. Added myself to AUTHORS.
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Added the I/O stubs needed for Python module loading to work. Also replaced the output
<div>in the Python demo with a<textarea>, eliminating the need for escaping magic during printing.