normalize exception in PyErr::matches and PyErr::is_instance
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I've corrected the header and changelog entry, and pushed a separate commit to action the removal of "normalization" as a term from the PyErr docs. |
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Split off from #3306
This fixes a case where
PyErr::matchesandPyErr::is_instancecould return results inconsistent withPyErr::get_typedue to the first two methods not ensuring the exception was normalised.