Object instantiation in python syntax

Derived from discussion about parent issue #216 (closed) within LC-Types:

The domain model members asked for a less verbose option to instantiate objects.

The M-SDL proposal uses a keep statement for that:

struct MyStruct:
    my_field_1: int
    my_field_2: int

my_struct_instance: MyStruct with:
    keep(my_field_1 = 2)
    keep(my_field_2 = 2)

For less verbose and simpler readability the original python syntax was proposed, which is semantically the same:

struct MyStruct:
    my_field_1: int
    my_field_2: int

my_struct_instance: MyStruct(my_field_1 = 1, my_field_2 = 2)

mentioned in issue #216 (closed)

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