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Infer native calling convention flags from argument metadata
Remove `KeywordDispatch` and the `keyword_dispatch` field of
`PyMethodDef`. Native functions and method descriptors reject nonempty
keywords when `flags` lacks `KEYWORDS`, and report the unqualified name
when `flags` contains `VARARGS`.
`PyMethodDef::new_const`, `PyMethodDef::new_raw_const` and
`Context::new_method_def` add the calling convention (`NOARGS`, `O`,
`FASTCALL`, or `FASTCALL | KEYWORDS`) inferred from the `FromArgs::PARAMS`
of each argument, exposed as `IntoPyNativeFn::ARGS`. Flags that already
contain a calling convention, such as C-API `ml_flags`, are kept. For
`METHOD` and `CLASS` the first argument is the bound receiver. Raw
functions get `FASTCALL | KEYWORDS`.
The derive macros pass only binding flags and no longer compute call
flags from type names. Definitions built without the macros, such as the
`__new__` wrapper and `vm.new_function`, are inferred the same way.
`Context::new_method_def` takes `(name, f, flags, doc)` again.
Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-opus-5-5
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