feat: make TypeID repr output executable by adding .from_string() #23
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Fixes akhundMurad#18 Previously, TypeID.__repr__() returned TypeID('prefix_suffix') which was not valid Python code since the constructor doesn't accept strings directly. This made it impossible to copy-paste TypeID representations from error messages or interactive sessions. Now __repr__() returns TypeID.from_string('prefix_suffix'), making the output directly executable and copy-pasteable into Python interpreters. All existing tests pass with this change.
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Fixes #18
Previously, TypeID.repr() returned TypeID('prefix_suffix') which was not valid Python code since the constructor doesn't accept strings directly. This made it impossible to copy-paste TypeID representations from error messages or interactive sessions.
Now repr() returns TypeID.from_string('prefix_suffix'), making the output directly executable and copy-pasteable into Python interpreters.
All existing tests pass with this change.