Merge pull request #34 from nirs/update-tests

Update VERBOSE in the tests
Do not require Python 3.4 for check target

Requiring Python 3.4 means that developers cannot run "tox -e check"
locally, since Python 3.4 may not be available. For example, on Fedora
20 we have Python 3.3.
Merge pull request #36 from nirs/check-python

Do not require Python 3.4 for check target
Make ALL_SIGNALS private

It is not documneted and it does not make sense that manhole will
provide this interface.
Cleanup _get_original

The previous code had few issues:

- We try to import possibly non-exiting modules on each call, which is
  expensive, looking up the the module in the entire import path. This
  is also pointless since the module is not expected to appear after we
  found that it was not available.

- Do pointless lookups, becuase older lookups overwrite previous
  lookups. For example, if gevent is available, we would lookup twice,
  overwriting the pure Python lookup with gevent lookup. If both gevent
  and eventlet are available, we would do 3 lookups and return the
  eventlet lookup.

- Check for SynatxError on import looks wrong. I could not find the
  code that raise this in the gevent and evetlet.

- _get_original interface was strage, accepting a string, instead of
  the expected module and name arguemtns, as used by
  gevent.monkey.get_original.

Now we use simpler and more efficient solution:

- We try to import eventlet or gevent only once
- We define _get_original either using eventlet, gevent or our
  implementaion.
- We do only single lookup per call
- _get_original accpets module and name arguments