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Based on #29.
Drop Python 3.3.
Enable coveralls on Travis CI, and also fix using interpreters that
aren't there in the new default 'trusty' image.
Coverage is not at 100% and in fact appears to have dropped (I show
92% in one run, vs the previous reported 97%), but that's because
`coverage` and coveralls report files that aren't even imported (we
have a lot of those in the 'tests' package)...nosetests didn't.
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The upgrade step is breaking on Python 3.6. See https://travis-ci.org/zopefoundation/zope.security/jobs/270003178
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Also fix ``list(proxy_btree.items())`` (or a list comprehension of the
same) in Python 3, which wants the ``__len__`` for a hint.
This is a central place to make sure these all behave consistently.
Fixes #20
Also drop pypy3
As a 3.2 implementation, it's not supported by pip anymore. There is a
much more recent version, 3.5-beta, but it's not on Travis yet. The
3.3-alpha which is on Travis is a dead end.
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Add tests for 'py27-pure', 'py33-pure', 'py34', 'coverage', and 'docs'
builds.
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See: http://blog.travis-ci.com/2014-12-17-faster-builds-with-container-based-infrastructure/
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