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bpo-20177: use builtin_dir to test METH_VARARGS #14330

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Maybe add a function to testcapi to not have to update tests each time the tested function uses a different calling convention.

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I agree with @vstinner, these tests are fragile because it seems they're testing incidental implementation details of these builtins that are not guaranteed.

Unless these properties are guaranteed for backwards-compatibility, I think replacing these with dedicated test functions with a guaranteed calling method is the right way to test it.

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