[3.7] bpo-37335: Add alias for ASCII encoding #14285
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Solaris uses '646' as an alias for ASCII encoding and thus all the locale coercion tests are failing. This simple patch fixes the problem.
This is a second PR into a correct branch (this is 3.7 only change). Original one is here #11195
https://bugs.python.org/issue37335