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TEST: make sure third parties can define Py_LIMITED_API #13784
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We should have a test something like the detail in this comment to make sure downstream consumers of the NumPy C-API can use Py_LIMITED_API. The test should make sure we do not add a CPython API to the headers that breaks Py_LIMITED_API.
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