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Fix MetaArg string representation for Python 3.10 compatibility - #61
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Use explicit .name attribute to ensure consistent enum string formatting across Python 3.10 and Python 3.11+ In Python 3.11+, str(str_enum) returns the qualified name, but in Python 3.10 it returns just the value. Using .name ensures we always get 'ArgType.IntOpt' format as expected by tests.
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Use explicit .name attribute to ensure consistent enum string formatting across Python 3.10 and Python 3.11+
In Python 3.11+, str(str_enum) returns the qualified name, but in Python 3.10 it returns just the value. Using .name ensures we always get 'ArgType.IntOpt' format as expected by tests.