Add and implement primitive list.copy() #18769
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added primitive list.copy()
implement the primitive list.copy() operation
defined function in header file
Update CPy.h define CPyList_Copy()
added tests for list.copy()
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import List type in test case
defined function in header file
added tests for list.copy()
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I can't directly mention the issue with # because it is from /mypyc repository, refer to this link
Add primitive for list.copy #1092
Is this correct? There is no PyList_Copy() to call?