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URL: https://github.com/apache/tvm-ffi/pull/506#issuecomment-4100433690

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   This pull request significantly enhances the Python FFI system by 
introducing a new decorator that allows developers to define FFI classes 
directly in Python using a familiar dataclass-like syntax. This change 
simplifies the process of creating and managing Python-backed FFI types, 
improving developer experience and promoting more idiomatic Python code within 
the TVM ecosystem. The new decorator handles complex aspects like type 
resolution and dunder method generation automatically, reducing boilerplate and 
potential errors.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **New `@py_class` decorator**: Introduced the `@py_class` decorator, 
enabling the definition of TVM FFI classes entirely in Python with 
dataclass-like semantics. This includes typed fields, automatic `__init__`, 
structural `__eq__`/`__hash__`/`__repr__`, and two-phase registration for 
handling forward and self-referential types.
   * **Exported FFI dataclass components**: Exported `py_class`, `Field`, 
`field`, and `KW_ONLY` from `tvm_ffi.dataclasses` to provide a comprehensive 
API for defining Python-backed FFI types.
   * **Comprehensive test suite**: Added a comprehensive test suite of 246 
tests specifically for the `py_class` decorator, covering its functionality, 
field API, inheritance, type conversion, copy/hash behavior, and various edge 
cases.
   
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