Scrape PIP and setuptools versions directly from "ensurepip" #63
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Changes: - docker-library/pypy@ff2551f: Merge pull request docker-library/pypy#63 from infosiftr/ensurepip - docker-library/pypy@7b773bc: Scrape PIP and setuptools versions directly from "ensurepip"
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This is essentially docker-library/python#647, but pulling directly from the
ensurepipmodule instead of scraping it inversions.sh.The only bit I'm not sure about is whether we need a newer
get-pip.pycommit that matches the version of PIP being used.This is a replacement for #61, and closes #62.