[Eager Execution] Don't track context classes with default toString method#583
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For #532
Classes that don't override the default
Object.toString()were never envisioned to be output as a string so we don't need to be tracking them for changes to potentially output them as a string during eager execution. This will be supplemented with #581, which will allow for more optimizations to the python string representation of objects.If one of these objects does see a change in its hash code, since we aren't trying to output it as a string, then we must throw a
DeferredValueException, which will result in the calling node becoming a deferred node, rather than utilizing the functionality of theeagerTokens. If that happens, then the final render will need to be redone, rather than using the result from eager execution.