Bump pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.227

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Bumps pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.227.

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Published 1.1.227

Enhancement: Extended conditional types to function and constructor calls where one or more arguments is a conditional type.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in incorrect type inference when assigning () to a variable with an explicit type declaration of tuple[()].

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that results in incorrect type evaluation when an if statement is not paired with an else and the condition expression uses a not paired with an and or or.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that caused a class that derives from NamedTuple to not conform to the Hashable protocol.

Behavior Change: Changed override detection to always use an overload implementation if present.

Behavior Change: Fixed bug that caused symbols in unreachable code to be ignored in "Rename Symbol" and "Find all References" operations.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in a false positive when cls was used as an argument to a dynamic type creation call.

Enhancement: Improved error message for overload that doesn't match its implementation.

Bug Fix: Added code to avoid an attempt to analyze a function if its code flow complexity is too high. This reduces the likelihood of a stack overflow within the type evaluator. If a function or module is too complex, a diagnostic is now emitted to tell the developer that full analysis is suspended for that execution scope.

Bug Fix: Improved reportIncompatibleMethodOverride diagnostic check, including fixes for a few false positives and false negatives and improvements to diagnostic messages.

Published 1.1.226

Bug Fix: Improved parser to detect extremely deep chains of call expressions that can crash the type evaluator.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in false positive error when detecting overlapping method overloads when the overloads use a class-scoped TypeVar.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in a false positive error when validating type compatibility between two functions with nested Concatenate and ParamSpec usage.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug in the code flow graph relating to "with" statements that are nested within a "try" statement when the context manager does not swallow exceptions but instead forwards them to the outer except clause.

Enhancement: Improved error message for binary and unary operations when an expected type (bidirectional inference) is present.

Bug Fix: Fixed a performance issue that caused long analysis times for some code flow graphs that involve deeply nested loops and many interdependent variables.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in a false positive error when assigning a value of type type | Any to type type[T].

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in false positive errors when assigning a value to class variable that contains a generic descriptor object.

Enhancement: Improved the error message for a call expression where a keyword argument and a positional argument target the same parameter.

Enhancement: Updated typeshed stubs to the latest version.

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.

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• f0938ea Published 1.1.227
• 5a0bc5a Published 1.1.226
• 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
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Superseded by #74.