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Adds XSchemaDict constructor using named arguments #197
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When developers want to make an instance of an object payload they can currently input a typeddict as an input argument.
Previously, they could input named arguments to create an instance too.
For SomeSchemaDict type object output classes, this PR adds that functionality back in where one can pass in named arguments to
SomeSchemaDict.__new__
__new__
+ from_dict_)Note
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