* Bump version for 2.1.2 release

* rolling has 36 now that it is artful (#3991)

* Latest flake8 has some rules about variable names (#3996)

* Bumped version for release

* attempt to be precise

* Debian sid is python3.6 now

* Workaround because apparently measuring coverage correctly isn't a legitimate use case

* Update docs and changelog for URI, RFC822Name, and DNSName

As of 2.1 we want users to pass A-label strings, but we still accept
U-label strings and auto-encode on their behalf (with a deprecation
warning). However, we do not return U-label in the value attribute so
we are making a backwards incompatible change for users that utilize
internationalized domain names.

* language updates

* add presentational to the word list

* the linux dictionary is pathetic

In local testing this didn't seem to gain much, but it also doesn't hurt
so what the hell.

* backwards incompatible change to UniformResourceIdentifier

During this release cycle we decided to officially deprecate passing
U-labels to our GeneralName constructors. At first we tried changing
this in a purely backwards compatible way but get_values_for_type made
that untenable. This PR modifies URI to accept two types:
U-label strings (which raises a deprecation warning) and A-label strings
(the new preferred type). There is also a constructor for URI
that bypasses validation so we can parse garbage out of certificates
(and round trip it if necessary)

* nonsense empty commit 2.6 and codecov are the worst

* backwards incompatible change to RFC822Name

During this release cycle we decided to officially deprecate passing
U-labels to our GeneralName constructors. At first we tried changing
this in a purely backwards compatible way but get_values_for_type made
that untenable. This PR modifies RFC822Name to accept two types:
U-label strings (which raises a deprecation warning) and A-label strings
(the new preferred type). There is also a constructor for RFC822Name
that bypasses validation so we can parse garbage out of certificates
(and round trip it if necessary)

* whoops