Sometimes `x.constructor.name` is empty string when it's a string in NodeJS

[wiwichips]

Issue type

Bug

How did you install PythonMonkey?

Source

OS platform and distribution

Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS x86_64

Python version (python --version)

3.10

PythonMonkey version (pip show pythonmonkey)

0.7.2.dev10+2e3274d

Bug Description

Hey I noticed when using the dcp-client js library, if I instantiate a job and check the constructor's name - it is undefined. Doing the same in nodejs works fine

Standalone code to reproduce the issue

#! /usr/bin/env python3
import pythonmonkey as pm

async def run_job():
    compute = pm.globalThis.dcp.compute
    job = compute['for']([], '')

    ctor_name_fn = pm.eval('x=>x.constructor.name')

    print(ctor_name_fn(job)) # prints empty string
    print(ctor_name_fn(job) == '')

dcp_client = pm.require('dcp-client')
dcp_client['init'](run_job)

Relevant log output or backtrace

""

Additional info if applicable

I thought this worked before - but I couldn't reproduce it on an older version, so take it with one or two grains of salt.

What branch of PythonMonkey were you developing on? (If applicable)

main

[philippedistributive]

This prints just fine for me, please make sure to get the latest from main

Job
False