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suggestion: corelib only expose pymodules - #3165
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This is a sugestion about module public api.
What users should see in our module public api?
My suggestion is the same as Python.
So, if there is
time.time()in Python,corelib::time::time()in Rust.To achieve this, we need to expose inner pymodule to public api, not the outer one currently in
vm::stdlib