chore: drop Python 3.6 #29504
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wedamija
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Back in #28213, we added different Python versions depending if executing on Arm or Intel chip-sets. Last week we dropped Python 3.6 (#29504) and many engineers had to upgrade their dev env. Unfortunately, engineers w/o `direnv` execution and in some edge cases, started having trouble installing the newer Python version. This change attempts to simplify the code and hopefully help the edge cases we have seen.
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This drops Python 3.6 completely, and onpremise is upgraded to 3.8 as well. (Pending snuba-sdk new release.)