Moar types#2687
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richardebeling wants to merge 5 commits intoe-valuation:mainfrom
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some more files checked off; should we maybe split this into multiple PRs so that reviewed changes can get merged before they get conflicts?
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because moar = better
I think we can conclude by now that python type hints are not going anywhere, so we may just as well annotate our interfaces to benefit from better LSP understanding and type checking.
Split into two commits, the first one should be very quick to review, containing only type changes. The second one contains everything that needs to touch actual production logic, mostly by adding assertions.