Use sys.stdlib_module_names to complement known stdlib modules
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…or versions below 3.10) to the known stdlib modules lists.
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This PR attempts to fix #2250 by adding the names from
sys.stdlib_module_names(orsys.builtin_module_namesfor versions below 3.10) to the known stdlib modules lists (and as such is an alternative to #2279).It still uses Sphinx to download known module names, adding the names from
systo the downloaded lists. Some of the new names (antigravity,this) are excluded, please let me know if any others should be too.A test for some of the new known modules is included.
Happy to apply any suggestions to the code.