plugins/python/sudo_python_module.c: use IntEnums instead of constants
It is a bit more code, but it is more "pythonic" and easier to debug as the enum values also know their names. It is also an API break, eg. sudo.RC_OK becomes sudo.RC.OK as sudo.RC will be the "type" of the enum, but I guess that is acceptable before the initial release.
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__init__ @ SRC_DIR/example_debugging.py:45 calls C function:
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sudo.debug was called with arguments: (2, 'My demo purpose plugin shows this ERROR level debug message')
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sudo.debug was called with arguments: (<DEBUG.ERROR: 2>, 'My demo purpose plugin shows this ERROR level debug message')
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__init__ @ SRC_DIR/example_debugging.py:48 calls C function:
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sudo.debug was called with arguments: (6, 'My demo purpose plugin shows this INFO level debug message')
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sudo.debug was called with arguments: (<DEBUG.INFO: 6>, 'My demo purpose plugin shows this INFO level debug message')
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__init__ @ SRC_DIR/example_debugging.py:58 calls C function:
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sudo.options_as_dict was called with arguments: (('ModulePath=SRC_DIR/example_debugging.py', 'ClassName=DebugDemoPlugin'),)
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sudo.options_as_dict returned result: {'ModulePath': 'SRC_DIR/example_debugging.py', 'ClassName': 'DebugDemoPlugin'}
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