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Prepare for Python 3.13: replace classmethod(AutoConfig(...)) with a new dedicated AutoConfigClassMethod descriptor. - #598
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Prepare for Python 3.13: replace
classmethod(AutoConfig(...))with a new dedicatedAutoConfigClassMethoddescriptor.This is necessary because Python 3.13 no longer recognizes descriptor chaining: python/cpython#110163