add new ClassEnquirer for declaring Python packages#553
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The AllowPythonClassEnquirer enables users to declare packages that should always be imported from Python. This can be used to resolve issues when Java package names on the classpath match Python package names and the desired import is of the Python package. Example use cases are py4j and tensorflow.
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The AllowPythonClassEnquirer enables users to declare packages that should always be imported from Python. This can be used to resolve issues when Java package names on the classpath match Python package names and the desired import is of the Python package. Example use cases are py4j and tensorflow.