Fix AttributeError: __metadata__ on Python 3.13
#304
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Description
This PR fixes a breaking AttributeError:
__metadata__encountered when running injector on Python 3.13.In Python 3.13, certain type hints (particularly those involving
Literal,Union, or classes usingslots=True) can be identified as a specialization ofAnnotatedbut do not consistently expose the__metadata__attribute. Direct access tov.__metadata__now raises anAttributeErrorin these scenarios, whereas in previous Python versions it would typically return an empty tuple or simply not be triggered in this specific code path.Changes
Modified the
has_injectable_parameterscheck ininjector/__init__.pyto usegetattr()when accessing__metadata__.This ensures that if the attribute is missing, the code defaults to an empty tuple, allowing the
incheck to fail gracefully instead of raising an exception.