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Preserve intermediate wrapped functions in stacked decorators - #188
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Signed-off-by: Jake Wang <jake.wang@argonlabs.tech>
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__wrapped__after copying the wrapped function's attributes, so stacked decorators retain the immediate wrapper instead of skipping a layer. Apply the same ordering to decorator factories whose caller is already wrapped.Add regressions for one-layer bypass,
inspect.unwrap, and wrapped callers.Earlier validation: 28 tests and 118 doctests on Python 3.8–3.14; flake8 and codespell passed. After the conditional-wrapper update, source mypy and stubtest pass on Python 3.14. A fresh Python 3.11 stubtest run is blocked by the unchanged stub file importing
annotationlib, which is not available on that Python version.