Update to PyPy 7.3.5

[YannickJadoul]

Quick, minor update, but with a twist: this time, we don't really need it for cibuildwheel, as pypa/manylinux#1103 happened.

So, question: do you still wish to receive future PRs with updates for the image?

The new manylinux images only contain PyPy 7.3.5 Python 3.7, right now. So, this repository/image contains still contains extra:

• Python 2.7-compatible PyPy versions.
• The previous 7.2.x PyPy versions (i.e., to support the previous ABI).
• PyPy 7.3.3, Python 3.6.

If none of these are still necessary, or it is good enough to have these older Docker images for now, having everything in PyPA's manylinux images is of course a great advantage. If you would like to keep these images as well, then I can do my best to remind myself and keep providing PRs (and test then with cibuildwheel).

[mattip]

do you still wish to receive future PRs

I guess the question is who is "you"? I think this repo was started by @antocuni before cibuildwheel, github actions, and conda supported PyPy as a way to bootstrap c-extension wheel building. At some point cibuildwheel maintainers became the ones pushing PRs. So if cibuildwheel does not need this repo, perhaps it should be archived.

There is also https://github.com/docker-library/pypy who maintain a docker image with pypy installed.

[YannickJadoul]

I guess the question is who is "you"?

Myeah, I was wondering if the images were still used internally by PyPy or in other projects. But I'll take it that's a no, then?

So if cibuildwheel does not need this repo, perhaps it should be archived.

Normally, cibuildwheel should be fine now, but maybe we should wait another release to see how smoothly things go?

But all in all, I guess it's good news about PyPy adoption, if it's included in a bunch of external images and environments! :-)

[antocuni]

I think that the main user for these docker images is my repo https://github.com/antocuni/pypy-wheels/ but admittedly I haven't updated it for a while and I don't plan to do any work on it.
I am very happy to declare that the official way to build pypy wheels is to use cibuildwheel.

I don't know if there are any other users of these docker images though.