Doc: Update references and examples of old, unsupported OSes and uarches #92791
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As a followup to PR #92529 resolving issue #76773 , I also noticed a few other references to legacy OSes that are no longer supported by Python (or their own developers) per PEP 11 (PEP-11) that I elided or updated. More impactfully, I rewrote several descriptions and examples (e.g. in
socketandstruct) that were very out of date with modern 64-bit architectures. To keep this narrowly scoped and backportable, I avoided changes that were too broad or could potentially affect references that were still of some modern value.