[PY] fix: add dict type judgement and resolve logic to get_used_citations #2327
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Closing this pr for the reason that if we extending the valid type of citations, things like deserialization in activity sending will have errors. |
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closes: #2308 (issue number)
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Add extra logic to check when the citation type is dict
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