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crates/vm/src/object/core.rs (1)

1056-1061: Consider adding documentation for the leak method.

The leak method implementation is correct (standard Rust leak pattern), but it would benefit from documentation explaining its purpose, when it should be used, and that the leaked object will remain in memory indefinitely.

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+    /// Leaks this reference, returning a static reference to the inner object.
+    ///
+    /// The reference count is not decremented, so the object will remain in memory
+    /// indefinitely. This is primarily useful for creating static singletons or
+    /// objects that need to live for the entire program duration.
     pub const fn leak(pyref: Self) -> &'static Py<T> {

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crates/vm/src/object/core.rs (2)

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crates/vm/src/object/payload.rs (1)

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crates/vm/src/object/core.rs (1)

crates/vm/src/object/payload.rs (2)

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crates/vm/src/vm/context.rs (1)

380-386: LGTM - Debug bound appropriately added to generic helper.

The new_pyref method correctly adds std::fmt::Debug bound since it calls into_ref, which now requires Debug per the changes in payload.rs. This is consistent with the PR's goal of adding Debug constraints only where needed.

crates/vm/src/types/slot.rs (1)

796-805: LGTM - Debug bound correctly added to DefaultConstructor.

The Debug bound is necessary because construct_and_init calls into_ref, which now requires Self: std::fmt::Debug. This aligns with the PR's approach of adding Debug constraints at the method level where payloads are converted to references.

crates/vm/src/builtins/dict.rs (1)

753-755: LGTM - Debug bound appropriately added to associated type.

The ReverseIter associated type now requires PyPayload + std::fmt::Debug, which is consistent with the concrete iterator types that already #[derive(Debug)] (e.g., PyDictReverseKeyIterator at line 914). This makes the constraint explicit in the trait definition.

crates/vm/src/object/payload.rs (3)

19-23: Clean separation of Debug from PyPayload trait.

Removing Debug from the supertrait allows types to implement PyPayload without necessarily implementing Debug. The Debug constraint is now applied only to methods that actually need it (those that construct PyRef or PyObjectRef).

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52-57: Correct per-method Debug constraint.

The into_pyobject method requires Debug because it calls into_ref, which needs to store the payload in a debuggable object structure.

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119-124: PyObjectPayload correctly retains Debug requirement.

PyObjectPayload continues to require Debug since objects that are stored and potentially displayed/debugged need this capability. The blanket impl appropriately requires PyPayload + std::fmt::Debug + 'static.

crates/vm/src/object/ext.rs (4)

1-4: Import correctly updated to PyPayload.

The import change from PyObjectPayload to PyPayload aligns with the broader refactor of using PyPayload as the primary trait for type-safe payload handling.

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61-63: PyExact struct declaration correctly uses no explicit bounds.

The #[repr(transparent)] struct doesn't require bounds on the declaration itself; bounds are appropriately placed on the impl blocks.

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582-590: ToPyObject blanket impl correctly requires Debug.

This blanket implementation for T: PyPayload + std::fmt::Debug is correct because it calls PyPayload::into_pyobject, which requires the Debug bound per the changes in payload.rs.

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261-271: Send/Sync impls appropriately constrained.

The Send and Sync implementations for PyAtomicRef<T> correctly use PyPayload bounds. These atomic reference types need thread-safety guarantees but don't require Debug for their safety invariants.

crates/vm/src/object/core.rs (6)

79-95: LGTM! Trait bound refactoring is correctly applied.

The function signatures correctly use PyPayload instead of PyObjectPayload, and the Debug bound is appropriately added only to debug_obj where it's required for formatting.

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531-577: LGTM! Downcast API refactoring is consistent.

The downcast methods correctly use PyPayload bounds without requiring Debug, which is appropriate since these methods only perform type checking and casting, not object construction.

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899-981: LGTM! Py trait implementations are correctly refactored.

The trait bounds are consistently applied across all implementations. The Debug bound is appropriately added only to the Debug impl while other trait impls correctly propagate their respective bounds alongside PyPayload.

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1026-1061: LGTM! PyRef impl separation is well-designed.

The separation of two impl blocks—one requiring only PyPayload and another requiring PyPayload + Debug—is correct. The new_ref method needs Debug because it calls PyInner::new, while other methods like leak, from_non_null, and from_raw don't require debug-printability.

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1147-1159: LGTM! PyWeakRef refactoring is consistent.

The weak reference type correctly adopts the PyPayload bound, maintaining type safety while aligning with the broader refactoring objectives.

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16-16: Verify that clippy passes with the refactored trait bounds.

This broad refactoring changes trait bounds throughout the object model. Ensure cargo clippy runs without new warnings on the changed code as required by the coding guidelines.