imprv: vfunc and AsyncReadyCallback signatures#308
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- Split `Gio.AsyncReadyCallback` into two private aliases: `_AsyncReadyCallback` for single user_data and `_AsyncReadyVarArgsCallback` for variadic user_data. Public async functions and methods now use the var-args form, while vfuncs and `simple_async_report_gerror_in_idle` use the single form. - Treat vfuncs on objects/interfaces as methods so they receive `self`, keep their destroy/closure args visible, and emit them as positional-only (trailing `/`) since PyGObject's C marshaller invokes them positionally.
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Gio.AsyncReadyCallbackinto two private aliases:_AsyncReadyCallbackfor single user_data and_AsyncReadyVarArgsCallbackfor variadic user_data. Public async functions and methods now use the var-args form, while vfuncs andsimple_async_report_gerror_in_idleuse the single form.self, keep their destroy/closure args visible, and emit them as positional-only (trailing/) since PyGObject's C marshaller invokes them positionally.