Fix cpython imports & Redirecting Windows Users to Use Winloop #679
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I Guess another thing I accidently included was the redirection to the winloop project if someone using windows were to attempt to install this project. |
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C imports from cpython alone are deprecated and warned against & discouraged. I have already migrated and made these changes to the Winloop Project Know that our code-spaces are a bit different from this one due to different operating systems being used. However I did my best to keep the imports in alphabetical order.