doc: mention abi3t, python3t.dll, and abi3t_compat folder in FAQ - #6124
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Thanks, I think this is fine for now.
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Let me know if you think there's a clearer way to say that
abi3t_compatlives underneath the main install, but only for the MSI build.I want to add docs for this in CPython but for now let's just include this without an upstream link so it can go into the docs for 0.29.
Sorry for trying to squeak this in at the very last minute!