Brazilian Portuguese Translation of the Python Documentation

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Translation priorities

The following modules we consider as priority targets, hence should receive more attention than other modules/pages (0 has higher priority than 2). Please helps assure they are a 100% translated.

Priority 0 (probably they are completed)

• bugs
• glossary
• library/functions
• library/index
• library/intro
• library/constants
• library/stdtypes
• library/exceptions
• sphinx
• tutorial/ (all!)

Priority 1

• reference/ (all)
• faq/ (all)

Priority 2

• library/turtle
• library/sys
• library/argparse
• library/random
• library/statistics
• library/urllib.request
• library/smtplib
• library/datetime
• library/zlib
• library/gzip
• library/lzma
• library/tarfile
• library/timeit
• library/profile
• library/doctest
• library/unittest
• library/ (except the ones mentioned above)

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