Bump pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.261

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Bumps pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.261.

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Published 1.1.261

Behavior Change: Reduced the max code complexity constant to lower the cyclomatic complexity threshold for code analysis to prevent crashes with certain highly-complex code.

Bug Fix: Fixed regression that caused an internal assertion (and therefore a crash) when using an expression that includes two index expressions, one with a string literal and one without, like a[n].b.c['x'].

Enhancement: Added support for overloaded __getitem__ in iterables for for statements.

Enhancement: Enhanced the reportIncompatibleVariableOverride check to catch cases where a Final variable overrides a non-Final variable.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in sporadic errors during type evaluation based on evaluation order.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug in constraint solver that led to a false positive error in some situations where the solution to a TypeVar involved the union of two other TypeVars.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in an incorrect type evaluation when a generic callable class variable was specialized recursively with type variables for the same class.

Bug Fix: Improved handling of type consistency checks for unions so the results are less dependent on the order of subtypes within the union.

Enhancement: Enhanced reportUnnecessaryTypeIgnoreComment to ignore lines that are unreachable.

Published 1.1.260

Bug Fix: Fixed regression that caused an internal assertion to fire, leading to a crash when certain forms of nested index expressions are used.

Published 1.1.259

Enhancement: Enhanced the reportIncompatibleMethodOverride check to handle the case where a method is overridden by an overload and one of the overloads matches the base method.

Performance: Improved analysis performance in cases where variables within a loop have mutual dependencies.

Performance: Added performance optimization for a special case that can occur in code without type annotations. It affects "pseudo-generic" classes that are parameterized recursively.

Performance: Improved analysis performance in some cases by caching return types inferred through call-site inference.

Enhancement: Updated typeshed stubs to the latest version, which eliminates support for Python 3.6.

Enhancement: Added support for type narrowing of TypedDict instances based on assignments to a not-required key.

Published 1.1.258

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in incorrect type narrowing when using an in expression and the LHS operand is of type type. This situation requires some special casing.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug in the handling of generic type aliases that are parameterized by ParamSpecs in the case where an explicit type argument is not provided. The type argument should default to ... in this case.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug in the expression printer. It was not properly handling a minimal slice (:). This affected certain logging output.

Performance: Added optimization for slice expression evaluation. It can be skipped in cases where the we are speculatively evaluating the type.

Performance: Implemented optimization for type evaluation for index expressions. In cases where there are multiple subexpressions separated by commas, we can skip the check for the __index__ magic method.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in incorrect isinstance type narrowing when one or more of the filter classes was decorated with a class decorator.

Enhancement: Added support for context managers whose __exit__ method is declared to return "Literal[False]". This is now treated the same as if it is declared to return "None".

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• 08431a3 Published 1.1.261
• 0138661 Published 1.1.260
• ae5d9e8 Published 1.1.259
• ac3d33f Published 1.1.258
• 4c47b0b Published 1.1.257
• 0d2a041 Fixed merge issue.
• 7cadfb7 update dependencies (#3638)
• 66c44cf Published 1.1.256
• a08f716 Published 1.1.255
• 4e22927 Published 1.1.254
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Superseded by #132.