Allow #[new] to return existing instances
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LGTM, thanks! While it's a subset of the full functionality I was thinking in #3287, it will be forwards-compatible with extending #[new] to allow any T: IntoPy<PyObject> so am happy to merge this as it unblocks users.
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fixes #2384