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Fix typos in docs and comments (#11064)

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Alex Waygood
2023-11-23 14:55:58 +00:00
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stubs/WebOb/@tests/stubtest_allowlist.txt
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@@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ webob.cachecontrol.UpdateDict.setdefault
# These need to be ignored due to how WebOb decided to let people know
# that certain methods on `NestedMultiDict` should not be called since
# they are immutable, compared to a MultiDict, but still can be used
# interchangeably in some parts of the API. So they re-use generic functions
# interchangeably in some parts of the API. So they reuse generic functions
# that accept any parameters and assign them to methods which should still
# satisfy the same interface. The type annotations enforce the correct
# input arguments instead of the generic ones.
@@ -148,6 +148,6 @@ webob.multidict.NoVars.__bool__
# so the type annotation is technically wrong, however I am unsure about
# whether the ResponseBodyFile would satisfy some of the IO Protocols if
# `write` was defined as a Callable instance attribute. It's hard to come up
# with a use-case where the distinction matters, besides inherting from
# with a use-case where the distinction matters, besides inheriting from
# the class and overwriting the __init__ and forgetting to populate `write`.
webob.response.ResponseBodyFile.write

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stubs/WebOb/webob/cookies.pyi
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@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ from webob.response import Response
_T = TypeVar("_T")
# we accept both the official spelling and the one used in the WebOb docs
# the implementation compares after lower() so technically there are more
# valid spellings, but it seems mor natural to support these two spellings
# valid spellings, but it seems more natural to support these two spellings
_SameSitePolicy: TypeAlias = Literal["Strict", "Lax", "None", "strict", "lax", "none"]
class _Serializer(Protocol):