Python 3.13 Support.

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Support markdown quotes on the repr/str of Formattable objects.

This allows users to use `pg.str_format` and `pg.repr_format` context manager to add markdown quotes to the repr/str of symbolic objects, which serves the scenario when embedding objects within natural language string.

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Support the creation of `pg.typing.Enum` from `typing.Literal` annota…

…tion.

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Requiring `@pg.explicit_method_override` for overriding PyGlove manag…

…ed methods.

This prevents users from accidentally overriding PyGlove managed methods such as `pg.Object.__init__`, with user-friendly error message.

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`pg.typing` to support `typing.Generic`.

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Bump version to 0.4.0 for a major release.

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Smart cross references for PyGlove symbols in Sphinx autodoc.

This allows developers to refer to PyGlove symbols in Sphinx documentation in the same way as we write code, e.g. :class:`pg.DNA` or :class:`pg.geno.DNA`, both will output a link with the same canonical symbol name `pg.DNA`. As a result, all mentions of the same symbol will have consistent name across the entire document corpus.

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Fix bad indent for class_schema_test.py

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Rename 'math' and 'random' under `pg.scalars` to avoid name clash.

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Dynamic evaluation to support divide-and-conquer on a search space.

Example:

```
def fun():
  return pg.oneof([1, 2], hints='ssd1') + pg.oneof([3, 4], hints='ssd2')

ssd1 = pg.hyper.DynamicEvaluationContext(where=lambda x: x.hints == 'ssd1')
ssd2 = pg.hyper.DynamicEvaluationContext(where=lambda x: x.hints == 'ssd2')

# Partitioning the search space into ssd1 and ssd2.
with ssd1.collect():
  with ssd2.collect():
    fun()

# Nested search.
for ex1, f1 in pg.sample(ssd1, algorithm1):
  rs = []
  for ex2, f2 in pg.sample(ssd2, algorithm2):
    with ex1():
      with ex2():
        r = fun()
        f2(r)
        rs.append(r)
  f1(sum(rs))
```

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