GH-92123: Store _elementtree state in type contexts #101190
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- Issue: [subinterpreters] crash in _elementtree when parsing in parallel #92123
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How about this: we store state in the type context for the TreeBuilder and XMLParser. The state pointer should be valid throughout the lifetime of the heap type, since each heap type has a reference to its module. After landing this, I'll rebase #101189 onto |
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