Fix missing symbols in win32com.shell.shell: Drop support for Vista, set Windows 7 as the minimal Windows version.#2487
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oops, sorry, forgot to push the post-release change, I've done that now.
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Fixes #2486
Vista support's extended end date was Apr 11, 2017.
Also note that Python 3.8 was also the last CPython version to offer out of the box support for Windows 7 / windows Server 2008 (which are EOL since January 14, 2020). So these checks were already on their way out after #2413