Add Protobuf Message Type Support to Python API #2
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This pull request introduces support for Protobuf message types in the Python API by adding a built-in serializer in the core module. This enhancement aligns the Python API with the .NET API, which already uses Protobuf message types, facilitating cross-language compatibility.
Changes include:
ProtobufMessageSerializerclass to handle serialization and deserialization of Protobuf messages.try_get_known_serializers_for_typefunction to include the new Protobuf serializer when applicable.These changes ensure that Protobuf message types can be seamlessly serialized and deserialized within the Python API, promoting interoperability across different programming environments.
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