Adds Python support to the FAQ

FAQ.md

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+1. [What versions of Python does Coconut support?](#what-versions-of-python-does-coconut-support)
 1. [If I'm already perfectly happy with Python, why should I learn Coconut?](#if-im-already-perfectly-happy-with-python-why-should-i-learn-coconut)
-2. [How will I be able to debug my Python if I'm not the one writing it?](#how-will-i-be-able-to-debug-my-python-if-im-not-the-one-writing-it)
-3. [I don't like functional programming, should I still use Coconut?](#i-dont-like-functional-programming-should-i-still-use-coconut)
-4. [I've never done functional programming before, should I still try to learn Coconut?](#ive-never-done-functional-programming-before-should-i-still-try-to-learn-coconut)
-5. [I don't know Python very well, should I still try to learn Coconut?](#i-dont-know-python-very-well-should-i-still-try-to-learn-coconut)
-6. [Why isn't Coconut purely functional?](#why-isnt-coconut-purely-functional)
-7. [Won't a transpiled language like Coconut be bad for the Python community?](#wont-a-transpiled-language-like-coconut-be-bad-for-the-python-community)
-8. [I want to contribute to Coconut, how do I get started?](#i-want-to-contribute-to-coconut-how-do-i-get-started)
-9. [Why the name Coconut?](#why-the-name-coconut)
-10. [Who developed Coconut?](#who-developed-coconut)
+1. [How will I be able to debug my Python if I'm not the one writing it?](#how-will-i-be-able-to-debug-my-python-if-im-not-the-one-writing-it)
+1. [I don't like functional programming, should I still use Coconut?](#i-dont-like-functional-programming-should-i-still-use-coconut)
+1. [I've never done functional programming before, should I still try to learn Coconut?](#ive-never-done-functional-programming-before-should-i-still-try-to-learn-coconut)
+1. [I don't know Python very well, should I still try to learn Coconut?](#i-dont-know-python-very-well-should-i-still-try-to-learn-coconut)
+1. [Why isn't Coconut purely functional?](#why-isnt-coconut-purely-functional)
+1. [Won't a transpiled language like Coconut be bad for the Python community?](#wont-a-transpiled-language-like-coconut-be-bad-for-the-python-community)
+1. [I want to contribute to Coconut, how do I get started?](#i-want-to-contribute-to-coconut-how-do-i-get-started)
+1. [Why the name Coconut?](#why-the-name-coconut)
+1. [Who developed Coconut?](#who-developed-coconut)
 
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+### What versions of Python does Coconut support?
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+Coconut supports any Python version `>= 2.6` on the `2.x` branch or `>= 3.2` on the `3.x` branch. See [compatible Python versions](http://coconut.readthedocs.io/en/master/DOCS.html#compatible-python-versions) for more information.
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 ### If I'm already perfectly happy with Python, why should I learn Coconut?
 
 You're exactly the person Coconut was built for! Coconut lets you keep doing the thing you do well—write Python—without having to worry about annoyances like version compatibility, while also allowing you to do new cool things you might never have thought were possible before like pattern-matching and lazy evaluation. If you've ever used a functional programming language before, you'll know that functional code is often much simpler, cleaner, and more readable (but not always, which is why Coconut isn't purely functional). Python is a wonderful imperative language, but when it comes to modern functional programming—which, in Python's defense, it wasn't designed for—Python falls short, and Coconut corrects that shortfall.