Standardize class __repr__'s
See original GitHub issueAs observed in https://github.com/PrefectHQ/prefect/pull/616#discussion_r253284001, class reprs are inconsistent:
Core objects have <>
around them:
<Flow: name=Flow>
<Task: Task>
<Edge: Task to Task>
States are “called” types:
Success()
Failed()
Runners use Python’s default:
<prefect.engine.flow_runner.FlowRunner at 0x10e8d6e80>
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Thanks! I’ll get started on this.
Is it alright if I work on this issue?