fix #[derive(FromPyObject)] expansion with trait bounds#4645
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Thanks! Surprising that users hadn't reported this case, but maybe it's rarer than I thought 👀
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While writing the round-trip tests for #4495 I noticed that the
FromPyObjectderive macro does not handle bounds on generic parameters correctly. This fixes that with the same logic used in #4495.