Make Cursor an iterator conforming to DB-API 2.0#785
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[WIP] Implement cursor iterator as per instructions
Make Cursor an iterator conforming to DB-API 2.0
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This PR updates the
Cursorclasses to fully support the standard Python iterator protocol, aligning the behavior with PEP-249 and parity with PyMySQL (referencing PyMySQL#995).Changes made
BaseCursor: Added__iter__to returnselfand__next__to yield rows usingfetchone(), raisingStopIterationwhen the result set is exhausted.__iter__andnext()override implementations fromCursorStoreResultMixInandCursorUseResultMixIn.CursorandSSCursor.Example usage