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RFC: Implement Multi-Phase Module Initialization as per PEP 489#4162

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Aequitosh wants to merge 4 commits intoPyO3:mainPyO3/pyo3:mainfrom Aequitosh:pyo3-pep-489-multi-phase-initAequitosh/pyo3:pyo3-pep-489-multi-phase-initCopy head branch name to clipboard

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impl: add module pymodule_state
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impl: add helpers for runtime static allocation
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add experimental support for PEP 489 multi-phase module initialization
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(TODO) pymodule: use multi-phase initialization in PyModule::new_bound
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