Handle properties in __setstate__
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Bibo-Joshi
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Thanks & kudos for the PR! The number of changed lines is not that big but I can imagine that it took quite some headache to get it done 😬
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Closes #4111.
Implementing tests for this was hard! Since our library's code will keep changing, we could not rely on the previous method of pickling a file from an older version and unpickling in our current version. We need to specfically test when we are in a deprecation phase like now. So I came up with using
exec()statements to fool Python into thinking the class is changing.