You seem to have misunderstood me here. I am **not** trying to suppress the
exception. I am trying to make sure that the programmer gets the **correct**
exception (`TypeError`) handed to them.
The Python C interface documentation is pretty clear on this point. You MUST
return NULL instead of a `PyObject*` when your C code has set an exception. The
resulting `SystemError`, on top of the `TypeError` the calling Python code
*should* be getting, is a pretty clear and unequivocal demonstration of this,
and it even says what's wrong ("SystemError: <built-in function sets> returned
a result with an exception set"). See my bug report for the example stack trace.
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