Fix pyo3-ffi missing type error #10
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| m.add_wrapped(exceptions)?; | ||
| let exc_py = exceptions(py); | ||
| let exc_bound = exc_py.bind(py); | ||
| m.add_submodule(&exc_bound)?; |
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Bug: Duplicate Module Instantiation Causes Identity Issues
The exceptions module is instantiated twice: once for sys.modules registration and again when added as a submodule. This creates two separate module instances, which can lead to inconsistencies or identity issues if Python code expects a single module object.
Upgrade PyO3 to version 0.26 and adapt the API to resolve a build error and support newer Python versions.
The
_PyInterpreterFrameerror indicated an incompatibility with the older PyO3 version and the current Python environment. Upgrading PyO3 resolved this by providing a compatiblepyo3-ffiand required corresponding API adjustments insrc/lib.rs.