pyfunction: fix from_py_with on Option<T> argument #2592
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This fixes #2280 by making it do the "obvious" thing - an argument
#[pyo3(from_py_with = "foo")] x: Option<i32>requiresfooto be a function with returnsPyResult<Option<i32>>. Turns out there was just a slight typo in the macro-generated code.