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WalkthroughAdds runtime validation ensuring TypeAliasType names are Python strings and changes the internal TypeAliasType.name field from PyObjectRef to PyStrRef, updating constructors, repr, and name handling accordingly. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller as Intrinsic Handler (frame.rs)
participant Typing as TypeAliasType (typing.rs)
participant VM as VirtualMachine
Caller->>Typing: provide name (PyObjectRef) and type_params, value
Typing->>Typing: downcast name -> PyStr
alt downcast succeeds
Typing->>Typing: construct TypeAliasType{name: PyStrRef, type_params, value}
Typing-->>Caller: return TypeAliasType instance
else downcast fails
Typing-->>Caller: raise TypeError("TypeAliasType name must be a string")
end
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This MR changes TypeAliasType so that it uses a PyStrRef object for its name field instead of a PyObjectRef.
Previously, the name field was a PyObjectRef. Although PyObjectRef is flexible, using a more specific type, like PyStrRef, improves transparency and type safety.
Changes include:
to enforce that the TypeAliasType name is a string.
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