Matrix.LocRotScale rotation argument missing None

[Road-hog123]

System Information

• OS: Windows 10 22H2
• Blender: 3.5.1
• Python: 3.10.9
• fake-bpy-module-3.4 from pypi

Expected Behavior

The typing for mathutils.Matrix.LocRotScale matches the documention, with a rotation argument typed Matrix | Quaternion | Euler | None.

Actual Behaviour

(method) def LocRotScale(
    location: Vector | None,
    rotation: Sequence[float] | Quaternion | Euler,
    scale: Vector | None
) -> Matrix

Argument of type "Euler | None" cannot be assigned to parameter "rotation" of type "Sequence[float] | Quaternion | Euler" in function "LocRotScale"
  Type "Euler | None" cannot be assigned to type "Sequence[float] | Quaternion | Euler"
    Type "None" cannot be assigned to type "Sequence[float] | Quaternion | Euler"
      Type "None" cannot be assigned to type "Sequence[float]"
      Type "None" cannot be assigned to type "Quaternion"
      Type "None" cannot be assigned to type "Euler"

LocRotScale(None, None, None) shouldn't raise any type errors—it returns a 4x4 identity matrix:

>>> Matrix.LocRotScale(None, None, None) == Matrix.Identity(4)
True

Additional comments

Object.location, .rotation_euler, .rotation_quaternion and .scale are Unions of Lists and Tuples of floats in addition to their Mathutils types, which means that passing them to LocRotScale raises yet further type errors—is this by design, or a separate issue that I should create an issue for? These are certainly not the only places these Union types are used for Mathutils types.

[nutti]

Fixed this issue now.