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seems that allowing C functions without argument names to coerce to Python functions goes wrong (note: Python coercion is attempted more often than needed!)

reuse existing types/names in module for cfunc wrapping instead of redeclaring them in the utility code

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extra : transplant_source : 7P%DF%9E%F8%A3%2B%98%17V%CB%9E%EC%A3m%28G%1Bv%A1

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extra : transplant_source : %10%00%9D%98%A4O%02%1A%ACs%3F%92gB%E2%21%7B%1Eo%C8

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extra : transplant_source : s%10%909%A0X%06O%D6A%C6%DEEUM%80%15%3D%C7%83

make cfunc wrapper function support kwargs if the defining module wants it and give it a docstring that shows the argument names

Allow to use Plex as an external parsing library with unicode support