Move function attributes in #[cgp_fn] to trait and impl#220
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This PR improves
#[cgp_fn]to move the attributes onfnto the derivedtraitandimpl.This is to allow attributes like
#[async_trait]to be applied to the generated trait, and transform the async methods in the trait.When the user want to apply attributes on the function itself, they can do so by placing the attribute before
#[cgp_fn]. That way, the proc macro will see the originalfnbefore the transformation happens.