This decorator also calls isolated_context for you.
Using this as a class decorator will only wrap the functions declared directly
on that class, not on functions inherited from parent classes.
Args
*args
See _isolated_context_class and _isolated_context_callable
**kwargs
See _isolated_context_class and _isolated_context_callable
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