While combing through the code, I started adding type annotations to the class attributes and methods in a few places so I could better understand what data is flowing where.
It is not clear what version of Python this repo is pinned to; these annotations are supported in Python 3.10 and up. If it's less than that, I'll have to update to explicitly use things from the [typing](https://docs.python.org/3.7/library/typing.html) module.
Not everyone likes these kinds of type hints in their code. Please close if this doesn't add value or goes against the desired style guidelines for this repo.
While combing through the code, I started adding type annotations to the class attributes and methods in a few places so I could better understand what data is flowing where.
It is not clear what version of Python this repo is pinned to; these annotations are supported in Python 3.10 and up. If it's less than that, I'll have to update to explicitly use things from the
[typing](https://docs.python.org/3.7/library/typing.html)module.Not everyone likes these kinds of type hints in their code. Please close if this doesn't add value or goes against the desired style guidelines for this repo.