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typeshed/stdlib/2and3
Rebecca Chen 37051ec699 Have datetime.{date,datetime} define __new__ instead of __init__. (#3829)
This is more faithful to the implementation:
https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/3.5/Lib/datetime.py.

When these classes define __init__, pytype has trouble type-checking
classes that inherit from datetime.datetime (done in, e.g., the third party
datetime_tz library) because it gets confused about what arguments the
constructor expects.
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