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Use patch files for Windows source changes - #1388
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Windows builds encode fixed CPython and OpenSSL changes as inline replacements, and the xz fallback can leave a partially modified project when a later replacement fails. Move these edits into version-selected patches applied with
git apply, normalizing line endings for CRLF project files and failing the build when a patch no longer applies. Build-specific paths and versions remain generated in Python.Remove the obsolete
_sqlite3.vcxprojand_freeze_importlibrewrites for the supported CPython versions.