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The issue reported here results from a bug in OpenBSD:
ncurses.h and stdlib.h have conflicting definitions of
wchar_t. This means the system is simply broken, and should
be fixed (or abandoned) eventually.

Python has a work-around for the bug, for those versions in
which the bug has been confirmed. So far, the bug had not
been confirmed for 3.7. Now it is, so we should add 3.7 to
the list of systems that still show the bug. Changing it to
3.* would be incorrect - we cannot know whether the bug will
be present in 3.8, as that system has not been released yet.