Cut out evaluation in the "pythoneval" tests

[gnprice]

The "pythoneval" tests are by far the biggest contributor to the time it takes to run our test suite. For each of 171 sample programs, we type-check them and then run them through the Python interpreter.

From discussion in #1668, running the programs is no longer important for our testing. So cut it out. This will mean

• cutting out that step in testpythoneval.py,
• cutting out the program output (as opposed to the type-checker output) from all the test cases, and
• cutting out entirely any cases that no longer seem to have any meaningful content when they're only for the type-checker.

Some of the test cases may exercise features of typing in interesting ways -- any of those should be moved to the typing repo's own test suite if they aren't covered there already.

After this is done, we can probably get a big further speedup by folding the remaining test cases into just more cases for testcheck.py, so that we're not forking a mypy subprocess for each one. Will make a separate issue for that.

[emmatyping]

I just tested completely removing this and it doesn't seem to actually be that big of a runtime hit. WIth Guido's points about checking real code: #4025 (comment), I think we can just close this, the majority of the runtime seems to be in type checking the files.