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Documentation update about some PEPs' statuses
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Description
I'm checking out prompt-toolkit for the first time and reading through the documentation. I noticed this part mentions some PEPs which were presumably proposed at the time of writing, but now it looks like PEP 567 is accepted and the others were withdrawn. I don't really know anything about this to fix myself but I thought I'd point it out! @jonathanslenders looks like you wrote this part :)
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Open docs/pages/upgrading.rst and inspect the PEP references in the linked lines 64-72. Verify the current status of each referenced PEP, update the documentation to reflect those statuses, and consider the work done when the section is factually current.
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