Temporarily pin virtualenv to 16.7.10 to fix CI failures #10853
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virtualenv 16.7.11 appears to have broken our CI by upgrading the version of pip embedded to something that doesn't support python 2, so this pins virtualenv to the last version that we know works.
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virtualenv's 16.7.11 release yesterday appears to have broken our CI by updating the embedded version of pip to something that doesn't support python 2 (see #10407 (comment) for more info).
This is probably not an ideal long-term fix seeing as we're eventually going to need to switch to virtualenv 20 for python 3.10 support (see #10407), but this should fix CI long enough to find a better fix for this, whether that means:
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I have no clue how to test this on my computer, but hopefully if the CI passes on this that should be enough confirmation that this works.