types: clean up types macros#1592
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Related to #1591, #1588.
I've been looking at the types macros just now, which are getting a bit more complicated again (especially if we customize
Derefimplementations to model base types as per #1588).This PR makes two simplifications:
checkfunction,module, soon-to-bederef) have an explicit syntax#checkfunction=...so that the macros can parse unambiguously.pyobject_native_var_type!- just usepyobject_native_type_core!if the layout is not suitable for inheriting, andpyobject_native_type!if the layout is suitable for inheriting.