Bump pyright from 1.1.333 to 1.1.362 in /.github

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Bumps pyright from 1.1.333 to 1.1.362.

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Published 1.1.362

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed a bug that results in incorrect type narrowing when a match statement uses an empty (zero-element) sequence pattern and the subject expression type is a tuple that potentially (but does not always) have a zero length.
• Fixed a crashing bug that results from an internal assertion failure when a generic class that uses PEP 695 syntax is located within an unreachable code block.
• Fixed a bug that results in incorrect type narrowing in the negative (fall-through) case when a match statement includes a class pattern with a runtime-checkable protocol class.
• Fixed recent regression with the TypeIs type guard that resulted in incorrect type narrowing in the negative (else) case.
• Fixed a bug that results in incorrect type evaluation for a variable that uses a nonlocal or global binding within an inner scope. Such a variable should never honor the narrowed type from the outer scope.
• Fixed false positive when a TypeVar appears within a function type comment.
• Fixed incorrect type narrowing for a class pattern argument if the class is a generic whose type parameters have default values.
• Fixed recent regression that resulted in incorrect type narrowing when a *args: P.args parameter was used in the expression len(args) >= x.
• Fixed a bug that resulted in a false negative when a Literal with multiple arguments is used in a value expression. It should be treated as a UnionType special form in this case.

Enhancements:

• Addressed a performance issue when indexing into a value that has a type consisting of a union of many (dozens or hundreds) of tuple types.
• Updated typeshed stubs to the latest version.

Behavior Changes:

• Changed interpretation of function definitions with (*args: Any, **kwargs: Any) to be ... in compliance with latest typing spec.
• Added special-case handling for __init_subclass__ checks for classes that have ABCMeta as a metaclass. Previously, these were exempted from __init_subclass__ because ABCMeta has a custom __new__ method, but we know that this metaclass calls through to type.__new__ which calls __init_subclass__.

Published 1.1.361

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed a bug that results in a false negative when using bidirectional type inference to evaluate the type of a lambda expression if the expected type is a union of two or more callables.
• Fixed bug caused by incorrect synthesis of item and keys attributes for named tuple classes.
• Fixed bug that resulted in incorrect bidirectional type inference when calling a constructor for a generic class that defines no __new__ or __init__ method.
• Fixed bug that results in a false positive error when a yield statement is used within a lambda following a function.
• Fixed a bug that led to poor performance (effectively a hang) if an unannotated function is called through many (greater than 8) call expressions within a loop using different literal-value arguments each time.
• Fixed a bug that results in a false positive error when using __extra_items__ (PEP 728) with a TypedDict imported from typing_extensions.
• Fixed a bug that leads to an infinite loop when performing protocol matching under certain circumstances that involve recursive protocol definitions.
• Fixed a bug that results in a false positive error when Callable() is used as a class pattern and the subject type is Any or Unknown.
• Fixed a false negative that occurs when reassigning a Final variable within a class body.
• Changed the tokenizer so it is bug-for-bug compatible with the CPython tokenizer in versions 3.10 and newer in the case where a backslash (continuation character) is located by itself on a line.
• Fixed a bug that results in incorrect type evaluation when a global (module-scoped) variable is captured within an inner scope and the variable is not modified anywhere below the inner scope. It's possible in this case for the variable to be modified by code outside of the module.
• Fixed bug that resulted in incorrect evaluation of an identifier used in a method parameter type annotation if it shadows a forward reference in a class scope when the method is using PEP 695 type parameters.
• Fixed a bug that results in a false negative when an Unpack is used in a union. This isn't allowed.
• Fixed bug that produces incorrect output when converting to a textual representation the type type[Foo] where Foo is a type alias.

Behavior Changes:

• Changed logic that synthesizes the constructor methods for a NamedTuple subclass (using the class syntax) so the __new__ method contains parameters based on field names and the __init__ method contains a general *args: Any, **kwargs: Any parameter signature. Previously, this was swapped, but the new way is more faithful to the runtime.
• Changed TypeIs to use the same logic as isinstance type narrowing logic for consistency.

Published 1.1.360

Enhancements:

• Added support for @deprecation messages for decorators that wrap a function in a callable object. The deprecated message is now propagated through the ParamSpec and the __call__ method.
• Updated typeshed stubs to the latest version.

Behavior Changes:

• Moved check for invalid use of class-scoped TypeVar within a self annotation in __init__. It was previously reported under reportGeneralTypeIssues, but it's now moved to reportInvalidTypeVarUse. This was done to help typeshed maintainers migrate away from this pattern.
• Changed behavior to no longer exempt unguarded access to not-required TypedDict member within a try or with block. Previously, such errors were exempt, but this is inconsistent with other type checks in pyright which eschew the practice of using exception handling for normal code flow.

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• 3af2bbc Published 1.1.362
• ab84d41 Published 1.1.361
• f4afe40 Published 1.1.360
• cc3467f Published 1.1.359
• 989ee29 Published 1.1.358
• 8752be7 Published 1.1.357
• 4106a09 Share heap usage numbers to support cache cleanup in VS code (#7605)
• 9f02004 Published 1.1.356
• a2831b7 Published 1.1.355
• 0a73f4b Published 1.1.354
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Superseded by #613.