* deprecate `&PyModule` as `#[pymodule]` argument type
* cleanup
* add ui tests
* fix deprecations in tests
* fix maturin and setuptools-rust starters
* run `deprecated` ui test only when `gil-refs` as disabled
* Use single-arg form for `#[pymodule]` functions in docs and tests
* Update guide/src/function.md
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* Add test of two-argument module function
* Fix new test
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* Support Bound in pymodule and pyfunction macros
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* Remove spurious $ character
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* Rework PyCFunction::new_bound signatures
This allows us to remove the awkward `PyFunctionArgumentsBound` enum.
* Use BoundRef instead of BoundModule
* support argument deduction for `wrap_pyfunction_bound!`
* support `wrap_pyfunction!` with `Bound` input/output
* Fix docs link to `wrap_pyfunction_bound!`
* Revert back to wrap_pyfunction!
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Previously neither the module nor the name of the module of
pyfunctions were registered. This commit passes the module and
its name when creating a new pyfunction.
PyModule::add_function and PyModule::add_module have been added and are
set to replace `add_wrapped` in a future release. `add_wrapped` is kept
for compatibility reasons during the transition.
Depending on whether a `PyModule` or `Python` is the argument for the
Python function-wrapper, the module will be registered with the function.
* Add `MODULE` const value to `PyTypeInfo` trait
* Allow setting module name in `pyclass` macro arguments
* Add `$module` argument to `pyobject_native_type` macro in `pyo3::types`
* Set the right module for builtin types in `pyo3::types`
* Add `module` argument to example `word_count.WordCounter` class
* Add `module` argument of `pyclass` macro to guide
* Reformat code using `rustfmt`
* Add tests and entry in CHANGELOG.md for `module` argument in `pyclass`
* Make `$module` parameter in `pyobject_native_type` optional
* Make `pyobject_native_type` declare module as `Some("builtins")` by default
David Hewitt