Move compatibility modules into a compat package.#4212
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Note that the names of the modules change to reflect the version of Python that requires the legacy behavior, e.g. "py310" to support compatibility with Python 3.10 and earlier. I find this naming works better because it signals when that code can be removed. For example, when Python 3.10 support is dropped, the module "py310" will stick out as removable debt.