[fix] Fix std::ffi import for _Py_NegativeRefcount#5847
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std::ffi import for _Py_NegativeRefcount
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Makes sense. We should probably also add a |
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* fix: update type import cfg * add: add newsfragments
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* fix: update type import cfg * add: add newsfragments
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Fixes #5842 by adding one more
cfg.Additionally, I would generally suggest importing
std::ffias a whole, rather than importing individualc_footype declarations. This approach helps avoid potential naming conflicts or issues in the future. (Not introduced in this PR)