super calls with arguments

I touched a lot of super calls in #6629 and #6613 but there are several remaining occurences that haven’t been using the current class as first argument and/or the “bound argument” (first argument of the method) as second argument.

I believe lots of them are actually bugs but some of these look intentional. It could be worthwhile to revisit the remaining ones, just to exclude potential bugs and in case it was accidental to remove the obsolete arguments.

[MSeifert04]

I also found the script:

import pathlib
import re

astropy_dir = ...
for filepath in pathlib.Path(astropy_dir).glob('**/*.py'):
    for lineno, line in enumerate(filepath.open(encoding='utf-8')):
        if re.search(r'super\(\w', line):
            print(filepath.relative_to(astropy_dir), lineno)

[bsipocz]

I’ve removed the package-novice tag, as for this one has to have some idea about the intentions for those calls, as @MSeifert04 said above they may very well be a bug or there for a reason.