Update typing using pyupgrade #99
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Automatically done using: pyupgrade --py310-plus <python file paths>
Additional changes made by pypgrade which are not relevant for typing
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Fantastic! That tool will keep being useful as long as Python keeps improving the type system. I look forward to dropping 3.11 and "legacy" generic syntax.
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A follow-up on #86 I later learned there exists a Python package which does this work automatically :) https://github.com/asottile/pyupgrade It catches a lot more stuff.
pyupgradesometimes also fixes things unrelated to annotations/typing. So I added them in a separate commit so it can be reviewed on its own.