Add more useful help for special name in `help()`

Feature or enhancement

Proposal:

Now, use help("__name__") and some other special variables' names will still get the help from their class. I think that we can add the useful help on them. For example:

>>>help("__name__")
1. module.__name__ : if the module is run as the main module, the value is ‘_main_‘, or the name is the filename of the module. For example:if __name__ == "__main__": ...can control which code don’t run when the module is imported.

2. cls.__name__: the name of the class. It must be str.

For other special variables (such as __file__), we can alse print the similar detailed help. And I think that the sentences need to be friendly.

Also welcome to give the ideals on new ideas

Has this already been discussed elsewhere?

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Linked PRs

• gh-137966

Start by running help("name") and compare its current output with the proposed examples for name and file. Done means help() provides friendly, useful explanations for the selected special variables; review linked PR gh-137966 before starting.