Implement auto_new attribute for #[pyclass]
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I am not quite sure why the CI failing, I dont see any failure in the logs |
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PR for issue #5416
This introduces a new
#[pyclass]attribute calledauto_new, whereset_allis required to be used alongside it. It automatically generates a#[new]function for this class, similar to that of the python dataclass. It requires themultiple-pymethodsfeautre, as it generates its own#[pymethods]block