Fix #733: rework preset creation to no longer use eval/exec - #734
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Blender 5.1 updates python to 3.13 which changed some semantics around exec() modifying locals. Versioned code could have been used to do the simpler fix of doing exec(..., locals=locals()), but since modifying locals() in earlier versions of python had implementation-defined behavior we are better off just not even using exec nor eval at all.
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Blender 5.1 updates python to 3.13 which changed some semantics around exec() modifying locals.
Versioned code could have been used to do the simpler fix of doing exec(..., locals=locals()), but since modifying locals() in earlier versions of python had implementation-defined behavior we are better off just not even using exec nor eval at all.