Neil> It's possible to modify the module dict directly and bypass the
Neil> warning. I'm not sure what to do about that. :-(
Make the module dict read-only and some as-yet-to-be-determined time during
import? That is, upon initial import of a module the dict collecting names
would be made writable, but once it's associated with a module object (or
the import is completed), the dict would be flagged read-only or be
transmogrified into a read-only dict subclass of dict().
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