internal: use PySet_GET_SIZE for sets and frozensets#6226
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See: #6225 (comment)
We can use
PySet_GET_SIZEinstead ofPySet_Sizewhen retrieving the length of Python sets and frozensets, matching the existingPyListfast path. Fall back toPySet_Sizefor limited-ABI builds, PyPy, and GraalPy.