Bump pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.225

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Bumps pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.225.

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Published 1.1.225

Bug Fix: Added missing checks for an attempt to modify a variable that has been marked "Final" using a means other than a simple assignment statement. This includes augmented assignments, tuple assignments, for statements, with statements, assignment expressions, etc.

Behavior Change: Modified parameter type inference logic to not infer a parameter's type based on the default argument value if the value is a tuple, list, set or dict.

Enhancement: Improved type evaluation of type(x) to handle the case where x is a union type.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that caused false negative when a class defined a __getattr__ method but no __getitem__ method and a subscript expression was used with a class instance.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug in the logic that determines whether a class that derives from a protocol implements all of the functions and variables within that protocol. It wasn't considering mix-in classes.

Bug Fix: Fixed regression in "finally" type analysis that allowed type violation errors to go unreported in finally clauses.

Behavior Change: Changed the behavior of type evaluator when it encounters an unannotated symbol within a "py.typed" source file. Previously, it did not fall back on type inference and instead evaluated the type as "Unknown". It now falls back on type inference but internally marks the type as "ambiguous". Added logic to detect "likely ambiguous inferences".

Behavior Change: Updated package type verifier to differentiate between "unknown" and "ambiguous" types.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug in type evaluator that resulted in a crash when a function signature contains a "**" parameter with no name.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in a crash due to infinite recursion.

Bug Fix: Enhanced parser to detect extremely deep parse trees created from index or member access expressions. The parser now emits an error rather than allowing the type evaluator to crash (with a stack overflow) in such situations.

Enhancement: Updated typeshed stubs to the latest.

Published 1.1.224

Bug Fix: Improved NoReturn return call inference when the callable type evaluates to a partial Any or Unknown.

Bug Fix: Improved heuristics related to NoReturn detection when dealing with certain libraries that attempt to import another package within a try statement but provide a "dummy implementation" in an except clause. In this situation, we should use the declaration within the try block and ignore the one in the except clause.

Bug Fix: Fixed buggy assert in type evaluator that resulted in some crashes.

Behavior Change: Changed strictParameterNoneValue to default to true rather than false. This reflects the updated guidance in PEP 484, which indicates that type checkers should not assume that a default argument of None should imply an Optional type.

Enhancement: If CLI version of pyright is run without providing arguments to certain commands, a failure is detected and reported. Thanks to Martin Fischer for this contribution.

Bug Fix: Fixed performance regression due to a recent change in the code flow engine when attempting to evaluate whether call is a NoReturn.

Enhancement: Added support for parameter type inference based on annotated base class method signatures and on default argument expressions.

Bug Fix: Fixed recent regression that caused unnecessary reanalysis when closing a file when using pyright as an LSP. The regression also sometimes resulted in unexpected errors from reanalyzed files including diagnostics about unaccessed variables.

Published 1.1.223

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug in negative type narrowing logic for value patterns in match statement.

Behavior Change: Removed provisional support for PEP 677 (Alternate Call Syntax) because the proposal was rejected by the Python steering council.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that led to incorrect type evaluation in the "implied else" code flow path.

Bug Fix: Improved support for functions or methods that return a context manager that swallow exceptions, such as pytest.raises.

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• 8ec9dac Published 1.1.225
• 8c1dad0 Published 1.1.224
• 6a1292a Fixed style issue.
• 8c1161a Published 1.1.223
• a4bda40 Published 1.1.222
• fc1b842 Published 1.1.221
• 826859e Pull from pylance (#3015)
• 621697f Published 1.1.220
• b2358a4 Published 1.1.219
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Superseded by #70.