Fix PyPy installation on Windows to adopt new parameters format - #201
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…ons#201) * test for pypy new version notation * formatting * uncommented condition * test * added pypy to test matrix * test * test * restored all tests * removed logs, added multiarch support for toolcache * reduced test matrix * removed extra condition about arch
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Issue: #196
PyPy updated release parameters for Windows:
x86->x64,win32->win64and new versions cannot be found because of it.I added support of 2 possible arch and platforms values. Also, added tests.