Reorganize stdlib test overrides#2068
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The goal of this PR is to make the overriding of CPython tests a bit simpler. This moves the
*_stdlib.pytests to astdlibfolder and drops the_stdlibsuffix. Also adjusts theCPythonCaseGeneratorto override CPython tests with the our override from thestdlibfolder. This means we no longer have ignore tests inCPythonCasesManifest.ini.To define stdlib overrides going forward, simply create the test file using
tests/suite/stdlib/gen_stdlib_test.py. The override will then run in place of the equivalent CPython test when runningmake.ps1 test. Test arguments can then be set in theCPythonCasesManifest.iniin place of the equivalent CPython test.