Add missing built-in functions for Python#2334
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Adds two missing builtins for the Python lexer,
callableandaiter.callablewas removed in Python 3.0, but added back in 3.2, whileaiterwas added in 3.10.Interestingly,
helpis also missing from the list of builtins, but I'm assuming that's more of a conscious exclusion (it's also missing from the Python2 and Cython lexers), so I haven't added it in this PR.