add _post_coinit subpackage - #571
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- move `unknwn` into `_post_coinit` - add `_post_coinit` to `setup.cfg`
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I have been working on reducing the weight of
__init__.pysince #559, but the number of files placed directly undercomtypes/has also increased.During the initialization of the package, not all modules under
comtypes/are loaded, only a limited number of modules, such asGUID.py.It can be difficult to see at a glance which modules are needed during initialization, which can create a new cognitive load.
With this change, to make it easier to understand what modules are needed during initialization by consolidating symbols that should be defined after the call to
CoInitializeEx, or symbols where the order of definition does not matter during initialization, into the_post_coinitsubpackage.