Add support for passing full objects instead of IDs to custom methods #601
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r? @brandur-stripe
cc @stripe/api-libraries
See my comment here for context around the issue this fixes.
In Python, instance methods are really functions that accept the instance as their first argument, e.g.:
The hack we introduced in #543 to support declaring instance methods and class methods with the same name broke support for the second syntax. This PR restores support for the second syntax by explicitly checking if the method was invoked with an instance as its first argument.
Fixes #597.