Add a constant holding `core_schema.any_schema()` value

[lig]

I would like the following code more but it will always call core_schema.any_schema()

        content_core_schema = schema.get('schema', core_schema.any_schema())

It would be nice to have a constant like core_schema.DEFAULT_SCHEMA that will hold this value and allow the above to be as efficient as if..in.

Originally posted by @lig in pydantic/pydantic#6715 (comment)

Selected Assignee: @lig

[lig]

I can do it myself

[adriangb]

I don’t think it’s worth it. Schema building should not be happening in a hot loop, and diverging from all other schema functions is not worth saving the 2 parentheses characters.

[lig]

Well, this is about saving a call to core_schema.any_schema() in case you need it as a default value. See the original case pydantic/pydantic#6715 (comment)

Having such a constant allows using it in constructs like schema.get('schema', core_schema.DEFAULT_SCHEMA) instead of schema['schema'] if 'schema' in schema else core_schema.any_schema(). Using core_schema.any_schema() in a former results in an extra function call.

[adriangb]

Why not schema.get('schema', core_schema.any_schema())?

[sydney-runkle]

Fixed by #1394