remove all functionality deprecated in PyO3 0.23 (except IntoPy and ToPyObject)#4982
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I think this is necessary to fix the benchmarks.
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Now that we have #5021 ready, I've bumped the version here to |
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As per title, removes a ton of stuff deprecated in PyO3 0.23.
I kept the traits for follow-up PRs because they have some more complex logic which falls back to them inside the macros, and I think it'll be easier to study those as part of a smaller diff.
Probably worth merging #4981 first as this PR necessarily contains the same change.