module eval should be eval(m, expr) instead of eval(expr) in seval

[Roger-luo]

If you create new Julia module

import juliacall as jl

m = jl.newmodule("TestModule")
m.seval("1 + 1")

will not work because m doesn't have eval(::Expr) defined, but only have eval(::Module, ::Expr) this is because the module created using Module doesn't have eval(::Expr) defined. I'm not sure if we should just generate this method manually, but I think if we use Base.eval(::Module, ::Expr) it will always work at least.

[cjdoris]

Thanks, this is already fixed on main (#170).

[Roger-luo]

Thanks! I didn't notice that PR, would it be possible to tag release soon? So my python wrapper package can pass tests on CI. @cjdoris