Daniel Watkins 9dce9bf0b9 correctly set __module__ and __name__ for builtin exceptions ...

In CPython's PyErr_NewException[0], the dotted "module.name" passed in is
split on that dot: the content before the dot is set as __module__ in
the created exception class, and the content after it is set as
__name__.

This commit mirrors that behaviour, by introducing a `module` argument
to `PyContext.new_class`: if Some("module_name") is passed, it will be
set as `__module__`.  All exception-creating uses of `new_class` are
updated to pass in their module and class names separately.

[0] https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/main/Python/errors.c#L1082-L1087

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src

correctly set __module__ and __name__ for builtin exceptions

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build.rs

split rustpython-stdlib crate

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Cargo.toml

Run cargo upgrade

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