Fix TypeError for asdict(<class with namedtuple>, retain_collection_types=True)

[kwist-sgr]

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Resolves #1164

[hynek]

Thanks!

I've fixed some stylistic issues, let's see what the CI has to say.

[hynek]

Suggested change

	instance = A(Coordinates(50.419019, 30.516225))
	assert (Coordinates(50.419019, 30.516225),) == attr.astuple(
	instance = A(Coordinates(50.419019, 30.516225))
	assert (Coordinates(50.419019, 30.516225),) == attr.astuple(

[kwist-sgr]

Sure 👍