submodule: reimplement with Python CFFI.#514
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The submodule type has been implemented as a C type. When opening a submodule's repository this leads to the bug that instead of an actual pygit2.Repository being instantiated we only create an object of the C Repository type. As this is not trivially fixed within the C code, reimplement the submodule type as a Python interface with CFFI. As submodules provide no functionality that is usually accessed repeatedly the code paths should not prove performance critical. In addition, maintainability is improved by this reimplementation.
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The submodule type has been implemented as a C type. When opening
a submodule's repository this leads to the bug that instead of an
actual pygit2.Repository being instantiated we only create an
object of the C Repository type.
As this is not trivially fixed within the C code, reimplement the
submodule type as a Python interface with CFFI. As submodules
provide no functionality that is usually accessed repeatedly the
code paths should not prove performance critical. In addition,
maintainability is improved by this reimplementation.
This PR is equivalent to the first commit of PR #513 with fixes for Python 3 compatibility. I'll create another PR for write support as soon as libgit2/libgit2#2999 is merged, which also fixes the issue that occured for the two other commtis.