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[3.15] Docs: Fix built-in function __self__ attribute descriptions (GH-159653) - #159710
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…GH-159653) Since PEP 3121, functions in C modules are bound to their module, so their __self__ is the module object. The inspect.isbuiltin docstring, the inspect attribute table and the data model reference still say it is None, as it was in Python 2. Describe it as the module object the function was defined in, or None. (cherry picked from commit 415ebffc47e8303d61cf97faf4ddb474334d736d) Co-authored-by: crypt0lith <118923461+crypt0lith@users.noreply.github.com>
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Since PEP 3121, functions in C modules are bound to their module, so
their self is the module object. The inspect.isbuiltin docstring,
the inspect attribute table and the data model reference still say
it is None, as it was in Python 2. Describe it as the module object
the function was defined in, or None.
(cherry picked from commit 415ebff)
Co-authored-by: crypt0lith 118923461+crypt0lith@users.noreply.github.com