[FFI][PYTHON] Improve the traceback generation in python#18141
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This PR improves the traceback generation in python by bringing a more precise caching of the code object.
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* [FFI][PYTHON] Improve the traceback generation in python This PR improves the traceback generation in python by bringing a more precise caching of the code object. * Fix lint
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This PR improves the traceback generation in python by bringing a more precise caching of the code object