Run tests under PyPy

[alex]

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[warner]

I'm happy to add pypy testing, but if we remove testing for py2.5, we need to update the README to stop claiming py2.5 compatibility. Any particular reason for removing it? (I try to retain compatibility with old pythons around for the sake of stable LTS-ish distributions that still have older default pythons, but maybe it's time to let 2.5 go)

[alex]

Travis dropped 2.5 support, so it can't run, regardless of whether you
choose to support it.

On Mon, Feb 3, 2014 at 12:28 AM, Brian Warner notifications@github.comwrote:

I'm happy to add pypy testing, but if we remove testing for py2.5, we need
to update the README to stop claiming py2.5 compatibility. Any particular
reason for removing it? (I try to retain compatibility with old pythons
around for the sake of stable LTS-ish distributions that still have older
default pythons, but maybe it's time to let 2.5 go)

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[warner]

Oh, huh, I didn't know that. Ok, guess it's time to give up 2.5. I'll land this and update the README separately.