fix input-output order in interpreter example

[sblondon]

The output of input() function should be printed immediately, not merged with the output of print() function:

>>> name = input('What is your name?\n')
What is your name?\nPython
>>> print('Hi, %s.' % name)
Hi, Python.
>>>

[berinhard]

Thanks for the catch.

[sblondon]

Thanks @berinhard for the review. Do we need to ping someone else for the merge?

[berinhard]

Maybe a quick review from @ewdurbin or @Mariatta would be nice. Although I've been working on this code base for the last months, I'm not comfortable on merging PRs as the only reviewer.

[ewdurbin]

Thank you @sblondon

[sblondon]

The fixed version is not visible on python.org. I hoped the release of python3.11 would embed it automatically but I was wrong.

Who should I request to push it publicly?

[ewdurbin]

Didn't see the very bottom of the file where these load data into a model, thought they were generated from the factory code. Update has been applied.