py: add Object.PyObj()

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a minor but potentially significant change by adding a PyObj() method to the Object type within the py package. This method provides a direct way to retrieve a pointer to the Object itself, which could be instrumental in standardizing how these objects are referenced or type-asserted in a larger system, ensuring consistent access to the underlying Python object representation.

Highlights

• New Method Added: A new method, PyObj(), has been added to the Object struct in py/object.go.
• Self-Referential Return: The PyObj() method simply returns a pointer to the Object instance it is called upon, effectively returning itself.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new method PyObj() to the py.Object struct. The implementation is correct and simple. My review focuses on improving the documentation to align with standard Go practices, which will enhance code clarity and maintainability.

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According to Go's documentation conventions, doc comments for exported functions should be complete sentences starting with the function's name.¹ The current comment is grammatically incorrect. Please update it for better readability and adherence to Go standards.

Suggested change

	// PyObj return self
	// PyObj returns the object itself.

Style Guide References

Footnotes

1. Doc comments for exported functions should be complete sentences starting with the function's name. This is a standard convention in Go, as outlined in resources like 'Effective Go'. ↩

[niupilot]

The comment has a grammatical error and is inconsistent with the codebase's documentation style.

Current: // PyObj return self
Should be: // PyObj returns the object itself.

Other methods in this file follow complete sentence structure with proper grammar (e.g., "Compute a string representation of object o...").

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Overall Assessment: ✅ Approved with minor fix needed

The PyObj() method implementation is correct and poses no security, performance, or architectural concerns. The method provides zero-overhead interface compliance typical in Go C API wrappers. Only one documentation consistency issue needs addressing (see inline comment).