Fix crash when unpacking return value from overload - #21830
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Fixes python#21824 Fixes python#19920 Closes python#19921 Note that ilevkivskyi has a suggestion to change overload inference here: python#19920 (comment) While that is right, it is a little separate, and I think it is okay to remove the crash given that it now affects numpy and has been reported in other contexts too
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Fixes #21824
Fixes #19920
Closes #19921
Note that ilevkivskyi has a suggestion to change overload inference here: #19920 (comment)
While that is right, it is a little separate, and I think it is okay to remove the crash given that it now affects numpy and has been reported in other contexts too. We just keep the originally inferred tuple