Remove Perl postinstall script #7841
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This PR removes the Perl implementation of the Postinstall script and updates documentation accordingly. It also removes support for Python 2, including a code-level compatibility; this won't just not try to run with Python 2 by default, it is now syntactically incompatible with that dead language. Also, as Python3.6 is already end-of-life, the requirement is now Python 3.8+ (EOL November 2024, I believe).
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What is the best way to verify this PR?
Make sure the postinstall tests pass.
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