inspect: support get_original_fn for class method#115
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When a method decorated with DecoratorBase is accessed via Class.method or instance.method, Python's descriptor protocol automatically calls DecoratorBase.__get__(), which returns DecoratorBinder object. One example is marking a class method by `asynq` (https://github.com/quora/asynq)
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When a method decorated with DecoratorBase is accessed via Class.method or instance.method, Python's descriptor protocol automatically calls DecoratorBase.get(), which returns DecoratorBinder object.
One example is marking a class method by
asynq(https://github.com/quora/asynq)