python: simplify ABI name detection

        if parsed.cpu.significantByte.name == "littleEndian" then "arm" else "armeb"

      else if isx86_32 then "i386"

      else parsed.cpu.name;

    # Python doesn't distinguish musl and glibc and always prefixes with "gnu"

    gnuAbiName = replaceStrings [ "musl" ] [ "gnu" ] parsed.abi.name;

    pythonAbiName =

      # python's build doesn't support every gnu<extension>, and doesn't

      # differentiate between musl and glibc, so we list those supported in

      # here:

    pythonAbiName = let

      # python's build doesn't match the nixpkgs abi in some cases.

      # https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/e488e300f5c01289c10906c2e53a8e43d6de32d8/configure.ac#L724

      # Note: this is an approximation, as it doesn't take into account the CPU

      # family, or the nixpkgs abi naming conventions.

      if elem gnuAbiName [

        "gnux32"

        "gnueabihf"

        "gnueabi"

        "gnuabin32"

        "gnuabi64"

        "gnuspe"

      ]

      then gnuAbiName

      else "gnu";

      nixpkgsPythonAbiMappings = {

        "gnuabielfv2" = "gnu";

        "muslabielfv2" = "musl";

      };

      pythonAbi = nixpkgsPythonAbiMappings.${parsed.abi.name} or parsed.abi.name;

    in

      # Python <3.11 doesn't distinguish musl and glibc and always prefixes with "gnu"

      if lib.versionOlder version "3.11" then

        replaceStrings [ "musl" ] [ "gnu" ] pythonAbi

      else

        pythonAbi;

    multiarch =

      if isDarwin then "darwin"

      else if isWindows then ""