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Fix typo in --enable-threadsafe flag

--enable-unsupported is necesssary for HDF5 to build with both
threadsafety and high level library enabled.

--with-pthreads form HDF5 docs and conda-forge

Thread safety flags copied from conda-forge hdf5-feedstock:
conda-forge/hdf5-feedstock@36304eabd09a68d60a726fd6de4913d38c040917

update SWIG_VERSION from 3.0.12 to 4.0.1

MRG  default macOS ver, brew fix, refactor

This PR does three things:

* Sets the default Python installer / MB_PYTHON_OSX_VER for Python 3.8, so
  users don't have do this in their travis.yml files.
* Adds a brew update fix to work round a syntax error on Homebrew on macOS.
* Refactors our .travis.yml to use MB_PYTHON_VERSION, rather than
  PYTHON_VERSION.  This matches the way that users will write their travis.yml
  files.

MB_PYTHON_VERSION is the standard variable to set the Python version.
Switch to that.  Ensure it is always set for tests.

See: https://github.com/matthew-brett/multibuild/pull/274#issuecomment-547314285

Thanks Matti.

MRG: Build HDF5 with thread safety enabled

Build HDF5 with --enable-thread-safe flag.

This was brought to my attention by @ZanSara over at pytables/pytables#776

It seems a good idea to enable thread safety for the HDF5 library.

This makes a lot of sense, as the conda-forge [hdf5 package is also build](https://github.com/conda-forge/hdf5-feedstock/blob/master/recipe/build.sh) with this flag.

Build HDF5 with --enable-thread-safe flag.

Updated Python versions

MRG: Added pypy 7.2

MRG: Fix regexp and be more verbose

The previous regexp did not work, and the script exited without complaining.

xref MacPython/numpy-wheels#66

CPython 3.8.0 was released

xref pypa/manylinux#370

Add python 3.8.0rc1 to windows possibilities

MRG: fixes to allow Python 3.8 RC installs

Remove `m` from ABI tag.

Look for RC when installing Python 3.8 from macOS download.

MRG: more explicit support for manylinux > 1

Add MB_ML_VER variable to choose Manylinux version.

Closes gh-238.

Updated Python versions

MRG: Rename 'gh-clone' to fix bash error on MacOS