* Use variable annotations
* Replace default values by ellipses
* Remove exceptions from function bodies
* Remove superfluous comments
* Remove superfluous newlines
* Use Optional instead of Union[..., None]
* Replace Union[int, float] by just float
* Make time.pyi (Python 2) more closely resemble the Python 3 stub
* Replace _TIME_TUPLE by TimeTuple
* Reorder imports
* time.pyi: Mark two arguments as optional, mark Unix-only function
* time.pyi (Python 2): Use TimeTuple in NamedTuple and reformat
This makes time.pyi more closely match the Python3 version.
* Merge Python 2 and 3 versions of time.pyi
* Only import SimpleNamespace on Python >= 3.3
* Remove default values from module properties
* Remove Optional from strftime() and asctime()
* accept2dyear was removed in Python 3.3
* Rename TimeTuple to _TimeTuple
* contextlib.pyi ExitStack.callback take Callable
The documentation for ExitStack does not specify the return type of the callable's passed to callback.
Saying that they always return None breaks a very common use case for ExitStack, which is to "schedule" changes to a collection
while iterating it.
```
with ExitStack() as stack:
for key, value in adict.items():
if ...:
stack.callback(adict.pop, key)
```
I also added AsyncExitStack, using Awaitable.
* Moving to Explicit Any in Generics
* Add type stub for the lzma module
* Claim to extend BinaryIO to resolve test failures
This doesn't record the true hierarchy of the type, though avoids
errors from mypy that 'Argument 1 of "read" incompatible with
supertype "BufferedIOBase"'.
* adding ascii, panal and textpad modules to the curses module.
* added curses/panel.pyi and curses/textpad.pyi to test/pytype_blacklist.txt
just like curses/__init__.pyi because they all import _curses. (This
may not be the right thing to do)
Also, change the type of StringIO.name (Python 3) from str to Any.
Neither StringIO nor BytesIO actually define a name field, but the
super-class IO[T] of both in typeshed does define a read-only property.
This means that sub-classes of StringIO and BytesIO adding this field
will not typecheck correctly.
Closes: #1790
This removes the circular dependency between the os and posix stub, which
is somehow triggering python/mypy#4442. We should ideally fix the mypy bug,
but since it's easy enough to fix the import cycle, we might as well do that
too.
* Have Element inherit from MutableSequence, which is more precise than Sequence.
* Remove unnecessary inherited methods (e.g., __getitem__).
* Correct extend() to take an Iterable. (Sequence was too specific.)
* Alphabetize the typing imports, for sanity.
