Make print purple instead of blue by making it a keyword again.

I've been looking at purple print statements for seven years now so
the shift to builtin-blue was jarring to me. Also, this syntax made
print look purple before putting the parens on, then blue after,
which made it even more unpleasant.

Python/Python.sublime-syntax

@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ contexts:
       scope: keyword.control.flow.assert.python
     - match: \b(del)\b
       scope: keyword.other.del.python
-    - match: \b(print)\b(?! *([,.()\]}]))
+    - match: \b(print)\b(?! *([,.\]}]))
       scope: keyword.other.print.python
     - match: \b(exec)\b(?! *($|[,.()\]}]))
       scope: keyword.other.exec.python
@@ -1142,7 +1142,7 @@ contexts:
           # Python 2 functions
           |apply|cmp|coerce|execfile|intern|raw_input|reduce|reload|unichr|xrange
           # Python 3 functions
-          |breakpoint|exec|print
+          |breakpoint|exec
         )\b
       scope: support.function.builtin.python