Generalize Python InputTable class #5236
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Please also create some test cases for the new methods in `test_table_factory.py' |
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The Python InputTable class is tied to the in-memory Core impls, but it can just accept a table that is supposed to have an input table attribute. This will be beneficial to e.g. Core+ where we can plug in our own implementation and users can use the same experience for both Core and Core+ input tables.