fix: resolve protocols without needing to define init

[lucas-labs]

When implementing a Protocol without defining its own __init__ method, a generic initialization method is generated autmatically (typing._no_init_or_replace_init). This PR checks if the class being resolved has that specific __init__ on it, and if it does, makes rodi behave the same way it does for normal classes when its init is object.__init__

Closes: #45
Ref: #31

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[lucas-labs]

🤭 oops, I forgot Protocol is a >=3.9 feature

[lucas-labs]

I'll redownload python@3.8 tomorrow and check what's going on there

[lucas-labs]

So, Protocol was introduced in Python 3.8, but since then it has changed the name of the function it uses as a default __init__ .

It was _no_init in 3.8, but that changed quickly to _no_init_or_replace_init for >=3.9

[RobertoPrevato]

Hi @lucas-labs
I reviewed, it looks perfect! Thank You very much for this good contribution. I'll publish a new version to PyPi soon, maybe this weekend. :)
In the next days, since I recently updated the documentation of blacksheep v2 and released its v2 as stable, I can dedicate some time to write the documentation for rodi and add it to www.neoteroi.dev.

[RobertoPrevato]

@lucas-labs I just published a new version to PyPi. Thank You!

[lucas-labs]

@RobertoPrevato That's awesome 🥳, thank you!