Use Wayback Machine link for defunct Victor Stinner's guide

[Dev-satish]

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I've changed the link for the Victor Stinner's guide.

File: getting-started/setup-building.rst
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[ghost]

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[CAM-Gerlach]

Looks good for now, thanks @Dev-satish

[CAM-Gerlach]

@Dev-satish Could you sign the CLA? This is a fairly trivial change, but it just takes a second to sign the CLA, and it only needs to be done once.

[ezio-melotti]

Using https://github.com/vstinner/cpython_core_tutorial/blob/main/build_cpython_windows.rst is also an option.
Eventually I think it would be better to improve the Windows building instruction in the devguide and remove the link to Victor's tutorial.
In the meanwhile, using the archive.org link is ok.

[Dev-satish]

Yes correct, i asked this and i was advised to go with the archived one.

[CAM-Gerlach]

Eventually I think it would be better to improve the Windows building instruction in the devguide and remove the link to Victor's tutorial.
In the meanwhile, using the archive.org link is ok.

Yeah, agreed, and seems Steve Dower had similar thoughts in his comments on my previous PR that I linked in the issue

[arhadthedev]

The following commit authors need to sign the Contributor License Agreement

The notification is likely to be stuck because dev_satish@Satish.localdomain is not added into your profile settings (https://github.com/settings/emails).

Since GitHub will be unable to send a verification mail to this private domain, you need to recreate your commit using any email address specified on that settings page (if you don't want to show your primary one, you can add and use another that can receive letters from the outside).

For recreation of the commit, you can change email in settings of your Git client (the instructions are client-dependend but can be found in Google), force-reset the fixingvictorstinnersguidelink branch onto main, create the commit anew and force-push it.

[arhadthedev]

For history: the fixed PR is gh-1050.

[CAM-Gerlach]

And for future reference, you could also have just reset and force-pushed the branch here (as @arhadthedev mentioned here, and I believe others did in #1048 as well), and not needed to create a whole new PR.