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Ken Payson authored
We currently rely on the __del__ method of a module scope object
to call grpc_shutdown().  __del__ methods are not guaranteed
to be called, and furthermore there are no guarantees about
ordering, leading to shutdown race conditions.  This moves
grpc_shutdown to Py_Finalize(), which gets called after the
Python context is completely cleaned up.
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