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Add a new `pyo3` feature that enables seamless conversion between `CompactString` and Python strings via PyO3. This allows using `CompactString` in PyO3-based Python extensions. Implements: - `FromPyObject` for extracting CompactString from Python strings - `IntoPyObject` for converting CompactString to Python strings (both owned and borrowed) Includes: - Comprehensive test suite covering roundtrips, unicode, inline/heap storage - Example Python module demonstrating usage in examples/pyo3/
Update to the latest pyo3 version (0.27.2) and adapt to its API changes: - FromPyObject now takes two lifetime parameters and an Error type - Use pyo3::Borrowed instead of &Bound for extract method - Replace deprecated prepare_freethreaded_python() with Python::initialize() - Replace deprecated Python::with_gil with Python::attach
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