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updated pkpy to v2.0.4 #2730

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The previous pr is #2714 (1 month ago)

What's changed from v2.0.1 to v2.0.4

v2.0.2

  1. Fix a bug of random module which uses a wrong initial seed.
  2. Fix #315 about py_switchvm.
  3. Improve PK_ENABLE_OS and add PK_BUILD_WITH_IPO to cmake options.
  4. Add conio module which provides _kbhit and _getch functions for desktop platforms.
  5. Fix True not False bug of parser.
  6. Fix ** associativity bug. 2**2**3 now evaluates to 256 instead of 64.
  7. Add __float__ and __int__ and __round__.
  8. Add py_bindstaticmethod.
  9. Fix str.split. It behaves the same as cpython now.
  10. Fix a bug of closure for generator functions.
  11. Support vec* unpack, e.g. x, y = vec2i(1, 2).

v2.0.3

  1. fix some type annotation usage e.g. int | None.
  2. fix some builtins hash functions
  3. fix a severe bug of dict
  4. clean up #defines
  5. improve array2d
  6. fix a bug of super
  7. fix a bug of context manager

v2.0.4

  1. add pickle module
  2. raise error on mismatched eq/ne
  3. fix a bug of 32-bit
  4. support empty tuple ()
  5. improve json

Full Changelog: pocketpy/pocketpy@v2.0.1...v2.0.4

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You can undraft this and it's ready to submit now.

@PrimedErwin PrimedErwin marked this pull request as ready for review December 25, 2024 10:18
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[BUG] Few bugs in v2.0 pocketpy.c that cause crashes (using uninitialized variables)
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