Update Standard Library sys documentation#9427
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.. so that the reader of the documentation can readily get to the `traceback.print_exception` docs
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This is fine if it's green (I tweaked the markup so that traceback and traceback.print_exception would become hyperlinks). However, we might also just choose to remove this non-standard python extension: #9446 and should consider which to do.
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Thanks. We need to remember to remove this in the main branch, now, but it's also nice to have the other non-applicable docs removed.
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I noticed the Circuit Python documentation for the Standard library sys doesn't include an entry for the print_exception function and that a couple attributes which are present in Micropython but not in Circuit Python (tracebacklimit and ps1/ps2) were included in the Circuit Python documentation.
I found the sys.rst file which appears to be the documentation source so I've updated it by adding/removing the appropriate sections.