2.0/2.1 experimental changes#448
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This adds several common members that had to be excluded when supporting Qt 5.13.
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This pull request should not be merged, it is just for experimentation.
This branch is used to track changes for the upcoming 2.0 and 2.1 releases of Qt.py. I will be force pushing to this branch often and refactoring its history. I will eventually make several pull requests from this commit history once the development is done.
Currently I'm planning to make two minor releases of Qt.py 2.0.
This allows us to be able to support updates for Qt 5.13 by releasing Qt.py 2.0.1, 2.0.2, etc at the same time as Qt.py 2.1 can focus on the modern releases of Python and Qt.