[Investigation] Fully-native Python client

I'm rather new to this project but, I thought it might be worthwhile to gauge the community's thoughts on implementing a fully-native Python client. Those of you who have a more intimate understanding of the internals, my questions would be:

- Is it feasible that a native Python client be developed, or are there any potential show-stopping limitations (i.e., the C++ client can handle some task that Python isn't well-suited for)
- Given that it is feasible, is the investment of effort worthwhile? Or is wrapping functionality from the C++ client a better approach at least in the short-medium term?
- Any other thoughts along these lines?

Also, if there is a better venue for starting this conversation (i.e., the main pulsar repo, the C++ client repo, or the dev mailing list) let me know and i'll close this and start it there. I just had the thought that maybe those who have worked with the Python client specifically might have a clearer understanding of the pros and cons of going in that direction.

Comece revisando o cliente Python e o cliente C++ para entender seus respectivos componentes internos e capacidades. Compare se Python pode oferecer a funcionalidade necessária sem fazer wrapping de C++, e então documente a viabilidade, as limitações e a direção recomendada para a comunidade.

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