MAINT: Do not let _GenericAlias wrap the underlying classes' __class__ attribute
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…s__` attribute Adapt to the 3.11b4 changes introduced in python/cpython#93754
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LGTM, and the basic (3.11-dev) CI run is passing.
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_GenericAlias wrap the underlying classes __class__ attribute_GenericAlias wrap the underlying classes __class__ attribute
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_GenericAlias wrap the underlying classes __class__ attribute_GenericAlias wrap the underlying classes' __class__ attribute
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Adapt to the 3.11b4 changes introduced in python/cpython#93754.