Simplify Group.__setitem__ code for making external link#1989
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@tacaswell made the code like this in #868, to avoid a problem with imports inside functions with the
phillock held, which apparently only affected Python 2. We no longer support Python 2, and thefilename_encodefunction can no longer import anything, so I think this can safely be changed back to the simpler code now.