CIRCUITPY_FULL_BUILD now controls a few more features #10152
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#10134 added
PY_FUNCTION_ATTRSandPY_REVERSE_SPECIAL_METHODSto most of thempconfigport.hfiles. It occurred to me that these should be controlledCIRCUITPY_FULL_BUILD(which is on by default), with some exceptions for "small" full builds on SAMD21.So this refactors that change to
circuitpy_mpconfig.h.I also turned on
MICROPY_PY_BUILTINS_NOTIMPLEMENTEDmore consistently.I also went through the language-feature flags in
py/mpconfig.hto see if there were new ones we had missed. I may open a sort of "notes" issue about that later.Testing in draft mode first to see how the sizes work out.