Add cached_method decorator for per-instance method caches #5570
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Avoid repeated variable name `args`.
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LGTM. Added a small tweak in 5f1d631 after getting thoroughly confused by the repeated args name. |
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We've found this to be quite useful internally for speeding things up, and I think it could help a lot in cirq, particularly in places where we have
_protocol_methods_that can't be written as properties, but that we don't want to recompute each time they are called on an instance.