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Refactors the use of del-safe symbols so that they can be overridden in a cross-platform build environment.
Includes the first references to iOS as a platform identifier (following the acceptance of PEP 730). I was advised in an in-person chat with @ned-deily that as long as tvOS/watchOS patches didn't break anything for existing platforms, they were OK to leave in; but I'm happy to strip those out if you'd prefer.
There's no new tests... because I'm not sure what a test for this would look like. It doesn't change any runtime behavior - the change is really only observable if you're building a crossenv-style environment. I'm open to suggestions for what a test for this would entail.