boost::python handle& operator=() is not implemented correctly

The assignment operator for a handle is implemented by first decreasing the reference count of the contained object and then incrementing the one of the right hand side.

```python
python::xdecref(m_p);
m_p = python::xincref(r.m_p);
```

This is not the correct order but should be the other way round, i.e. first incrementing than decrementing. This is also the effect described in the documentation.

```python
python::xincref(r.m_p)
python::xdecref(m_p);
m_p = r.m_p
```

By doing it the current way, self assignment increases the reference count of a potentially already freed object.

Locate handle& operator=() in the Boost.Python sources and inspect the reference-counting operations shown in the issue. Verify the assignment behavior for self-assignment and confirm that the reference count remains valid after the operator completes.

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