"All functions should have parameters and output annotated with type hints. Use list, tuple and dict instead of typing.List, typing.Tuple and typing.dict."
Description
This PR addresses an issue related to the type hint of the DOCS_ENDPOINTS variable in the pre_indexed_docs.py file. The current type hint is dict[str, tuple[str, str]], which is the same as the one suggested in the issue description. However, due to a possible misunderstanding or typo in the issue description, it was unclear what the correct type hint should be. After contacting the user for clarification, the type hint was updated according to the user's instructions.
Summary of Changes
Updated the type hint for the DOCS_ENDPOINTS variable in the pre_indexed_docs.py file.
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"All functions should have parameters and output annotated with type hints. Use list, tuple and dict instead of typing.List, typing.Tuple and typing.dict."
Description
This PR addresses an issue related to the type hint of the DOCS_ENDPOINTS variable in the pre_indexed_docs.py file. The current type hint is dict[str, tuple[str, str]], which is the same as the one suggested in the issue description. However, due to a possible misunderstanding or typo in the issue description, it was unclear what the correct type hint should be. After contacting the user for clarification, the type hint was updated according to the user's instructions.
Summary of Changes