TOW-1131 - add py.typed to python sdk #127
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- This should have been Any
- having it here meant that typechecking doesn't actually do anything meaningful, which defeats the whole point
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rerequesting a review @konstantinoscs because the change before was dramatically less than it is now |
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Resolves TOW-1131
See title :) No more needed to be done since there's already types, this just lets tooling know that there are types defined in the library itself it can use. See PEP 561