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WIP: loading TCL / Tk symbols dynamically

This is an attempt to load the symbols we need from the Tkinter.tkinter
module at run time, rather than by linking at build time.

It is one way of building a manylinux wheel that can build on a basic
Manylinux docker image, and then run with the TCL / Tk library installed
on the installing user's machine.  It would also make the situation
better on OSX, where we have to build against ActiveState TCL for
compatibility with Python.org Python, but we would like to allow
run-time TCL from e.g. homebrew.

I have tested this on Debian Jessie Python 2.7 and 3.5, and on OSX 10.9
with Python 2.7.

Questions:

* Would y'all consider carrying something like this approach in
  the matplotlib source, but not enabled by default, to help building
  binary wheels?
* Do you have any better suggestions about how to do this?
* My C fu is weak; is there a way of collecting the typedefs I need from
  the TCL / Tk headers rather than copying them into the _tkagg.cpp
  source file (typdefs starting around line 52)?
* My fu for Python C extension modules is also weak; did I configure
  exceptions and handle references correctly?

Pull Request Pull Request #6442: WIP: loading TCL / Tk symbols dynamically

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