[Runtime][Object] expose runtime::String to Python #5212
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NOTE: this PR is sufficient for our current need, however, we will need to followup to make String behave more like a py str later |
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* expose runtime::String to Python * retrigger ci
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This PR exposes the runtime
Stringobject to Python. Here we only registered the constructor so that we can pass String objects to C++ for #5211 .Other utilities and refactor of
StringImmtoStringwill be added as a follow-up PR.cc @tqchen @wweic @icemelon9