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Kevin Modzelewski authored
CPython's implementation has quite a bit more features than our old one. We only particularly need one of them (call __init__ when accessed from a new thread), but it looks like there are some other features in there that have a decent chance of biting us in annoying ways (some gc-related stuff). That implementation forced some of the other work in this PR, of supporting weakrefs on extension objects (which this uses), and making object.tp_init get set the same way it does in CPython.
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