The property decorator, with its .setter and .deleter chaining, is a bit
cumbersome and repetitive. If we can add `.apply` as a method on property that
calls a function that returns the fget/fset/fdel/doc arguments, it would
simplify instantiating the descriptor. For example:
@property.apply
def attr():
def fget(self): pass
def fset(self, value): pass
def fdel(self): pass
return (fget, fset, fdel, "doc")
instead of
@property
def attr(self): pass
@attr.setter
def attr(self, value): pass
@attr.deleter
def attr(self): pass
An example implementation using `fproperty` exists at
https://github.com/serwy/fproperty
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