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3.0.1: registry keys name one class - #51
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Release 3.0.1. Companion to metaclass-registry 0.4.0 (a registry key names one class).
__module__at creation, so a registering metaclass sees the rebuilt class as the same declaration rather than a different class under the same key.UISpecialFieldRegistryrejects a second declaration for a key instead of replacing the first.ObjectState does not depend on metaclass-registry, so no dependency bound changes.
Local run, fresh venv, dependencies from PyPI, Python 3.12:
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