Improve PyPy coverage in CI & Note supported Python versions in README #1159
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There is no lxml wheel for all versions of PyPy, which previously required installing build dependencies for PyPy 3.6 only. PyPy 3.9 also does not have a wheel (yet), so to simplify we install the build dependencies on all PyPy versions.
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What does this PR do?
We currently test PyPy 3.6-3.8; the first commit adds PyPy 3.9. Since it doesn't always have an lxml wheel available, these are installed manually in all cases of PyPy.
Given that supported Python versions are not clear from the icons or even
setup.pyexactly, a section is added to the README to note this, as well as a reference to #1145.Tested?