Reset GIL thread static data when disposing an environment#385
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To allow using multiple Python environments sequentially, it is necessary to completely reset the internal data of the GIL class when an environment is disposed and the Python interpreter is finalized. Otherwise, an exception will be raised when trying to access a thread state that no longer exists.
This fix doesn't fully resolve the issue #296, but it at least allows sequential execution of multiple different environments.