Make keyword/positional arguments easier

In Python, most arguments can be specified either positionally or as keywords. This is important when you're defining functions that have to conform to an existing interface (and the users of that interface use both positional and keyword forms of the function).

```python
def myfunc(foo, bar, spam=None, *, eggs=123):
return foo, bar, spam, eggs

myfunc(1, 2)
myfunc(foo=1, bar=2)
myfunc(1, 2, eggs=3)
# etc.
```

Currently, this is a pain in PyCall: [look at this monster!](https://github.com/JuliaPy/PyInteract.jl/blob/118f5ae219eab562691b65415d8c221e41612734/src/PyInteract.jl#L35-L49)

I tried to write a macro that does that automagically but PyCall doesn't seem to like macros inside `@pydef`s. Is there any way to make this easier/can we make one?

Start by reading the argument-handling code in src/PyInteract.jl at the linked lines and inspect how @pydef processes methods. Check whether PyCall supports macros inside @pydef and how positional and keyword arguments are currently represented. The issue does not define a concrete implementation or acceptance criteria, so the expected completion conditions need clarification.

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