* Update version field in METADATA.toml.
* Import from collections.abc in Python 3 stub.
* Add six.__author__.
* Annotate PY2, PY3, and PY34 as literals.
* Correctly annotate *_type and replace instances where they were used
as type aliases.
* Use new union syntax in Python 2 stub.
* Use built-in generics in Python 2 stub where possible.
* Renamed _LazyDescriptor to _LazyDescr to match implementation.
* Derive _LazyDescr from object in Python 2 stub.
Added / modified types for the following functions:
- `add_implicit_resolver(...)`
- `add_path_resolver(...)`
- `add_constructor(...)`
- `add_multi_constructor(...)`
- `add_representer(...)`
- `add_multi_representer(...)`
* Remove yaml.add_constructor from allowlist
* Use TypeVars and overloads
* Use | instead of Union and Optional
* Import Callable from collections.abc, not typing
* Set version in METADATA
* Remove redundant "bytearray" from argument type
* Add obsolete_since metadata field
Docstring description of the argument includes this text:
"Either a string representing URL of the remote server or
a custom remote_connection.RemoteConnection object."
* Use HTTPMessage for the headers parameter of HTTP event handlers
While the documentation of `BaseHandler.http_error_default()` describes
the `hdrs` (`headers` in most other handlers) as "a mapping object with
the headers of the error", the implementation that is located in
`URLopener._open_generic_http()` will pass `response.msg` instead,
which is of type `http.client.HTTPMessage`.
* Use Message for the headers parameter of HTTPError
When the standard library constructs `HTTPError`, it will
pass an `http.client.HTTPMessage`, which is a subclass of
`email.message.Message`. Picking the superclass for the
annotations gives users the flexibility to for example
the result of the `email.message_from_X()` functions.
The only thing unique to `HTTPMessage` is the undocumented
`getallmatchingheaders()` method, which is only called by
`http.server.CGIHTTPRequestHandler.run_cgi()`. That class
gets its headers from `http.client.parse_headers()` and not
from `HTTPError`, so I think it's safe to use `Message`
as the annotation.
* Updated pyright version to 1.1.160. Older versions contained a bug that prevented multiple third-party stub packages from having the same top-level module name.
* Disabled "reportUnsupportedDunderAll" diagnostic check for now.
Co-authored-by: Eric Traut <erictr@microsoft.com>
