The question:

   Can we change the name of classes if we keep the old name as an alias?

The specifics:

   When Enum was first created for 3.4 I thought the name `EnumMeta` was
clever and appropriate.  However, in the intervening years an error
message has occasionally popped up with mention of an "EnumMeta object",
and it invariably makes me think harder about what object it's talking
about than I think I should have to.

   I would like to rename `EnumMeta` to `EnumType`, with an assignment of
`EnumMeta = EnumType` at the end.  The only affect this should have is
that those occasional error messages will now say "EnumType object"
which will fit my brain better.

Since we are allowed to change `repr()`s between major releases I thought
this might be allowed, but wanted to check.

--
~Ethan~
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