/etc/profile: export PYTHON<VERSION>PATH env vars

Export PYTHON{26,27,32,33}PATH environment variables, similarly to how
we do it with PATH, PERL5LIB etc..

This enables Python interpreters to automatically pick up modules
installed in the system path, the default profile and the user profile.

Will this ruin purity?
- This will not affect nixpkgs builders because they don't source
  /etc/profile (they are pure).
- It will extend the runtime environment of wrapped python programs with
  what you have installed in the system/default/user profile, so that
  potential runtime-dependencies may be uncaught. But this is no worse
  than what happens with PATH and PERL5LIB environment variables today.
  One option for pure wrappers is to unset PYTHON<VERSION>PATH.