Make logging consistent in the standard library

[mfbarnes]

BPO	791410
Nosy	@birkenfeld

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[mfbarnes]

Logging should be consistent in the standard library.
Standard library modules that currently define their
own logging functions should be updated to use the
standard 'logging' module instead.

Such modules include (not necessarily a complete list):

asyncore.py
BaseHTTPServer.py
cgi.py
doctest.py
imaplib.py
unittest.py
distutils package

[mfbarnes]

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Remove doctest.py and unittest.py from this list. Steve
Purcell and Tim Peters have indicated that logging is not
applicable to those modules.

[birkenfeld]

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Now that this is a Summer of Code project, I guess this
issue can be closed.