Bump pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.220

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Bumps pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.220.

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Published 1.1.220

Behavior Change: Changed the type narrowing logic for truthy and falsy conditions to exempt protocol classes.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in incorrect type evaluation of an or binary operator when the same expression was used in the LHS and RHS and was always truthy.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in the incorrect evaluation of a type resulting from a call to a constructor for an explicitly-specialized generic class in the case where that class implements neither a __new__ nor an __init__ method.

Enhancement: Improved error message for descriptor and property setters.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug in PEP 646 unpacked tuple support where *args could not be annotated with *tuple type.

Bug Fix: Fixed a false negative in the handling of dataclasses that contain fields with default orders before fields without default values in the case where an __init__ is already defined on the class.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that results in false positive error when using a PEP 677 callable arrow syntax within a quoted type on Python 3.10 or older.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug in the code that prints types to text. It was not properly handling the case where a callable contains a synthesized *args parameter with a type that isn't unpacked.

Bug Fix: Fixed false negative where type annotations beginning with "*" were not properly flagged as a syntax error. Improved support for matching of TypeVarTuple when used with *args parameter.

Bug Fix: Added missing check for a TypeVarTuple value that is not unpacked when passed as an argument.

Published 1.1.219

Enhancement: Updated typeshed stubs to latest version.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that results in a false positive error when using a Self return type for an __aenter__ method.

Bug Fix: Fixed false positive error when P.args or P.kwargs parameter type annotation is wrapped in Annotated.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that caused false negative when evaluating a recursive type alias involving a tuple.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug in the bidirectional type inference logic for list, set and dictionary expressions when that affected certain cases where the expected type contained a union.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in false negative when using a recursive type alias with dictionary, list or set expressions.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in the inappropriate generation of an Unknown type (and therefore false positive errors in strict mode) when using bidirectional type inference with a function that accepts a generic callable parameter.

Bug Fix: Improved detection of NoReturn calls within code flow graph. In particular, the code now handles the case where the LHS of the call expression is a member access expression and the LHS of that expression is a local variable whose type needs to be inferred.

Enhancement: Added better error handling and reporting for dataclass_transform.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that caused crash when handling bigint literal values.

Bug Fix: Added missing check for a dataclass field that is declared with a default value in a base class but then overridden with one that doesn't include a default value in a child class. At runtime, it still acts as though it has a default value, which is inherited from the base class.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that prevented the "--verifytypes" feature from working with namespace packages.

Bug Fix: Added missing check for improper use of Unpack when used in some contexts.

Published 1.1.218

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• 621697f Published 1.1.220
• b2358a4 Published 1.1.219
• 8594f54 Published 1.1.218
• 65946fc Update types to 17.0.8, fix logging typo, don't clear user file indic… (#2976)
• 4d73d12 Published 1.1.217
• 88f7244 Published 1.1.216
• e934b65 Published 1.1.215
• d60eada Published 1.1.214
• 0667f96 Published 1.1.213
• 0c1012f Attempt to fix build break.
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Superseded by #58.