gh-157047: Support sharing of complex types in subinterpreters - #157051
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complex types in subinterpreters
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We could already share via pickle correct? This pr is then a performance result.
Out of curiosity: do you have a benchmark?
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This PR adds support for sharing
complextypes in subinterpreters similar toint/floatwhich is much faster than going via pickle.