Add py.typed to the package to enable the type annotations
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According to PEP 561, packages with inline type annotations should put a `py.typed` marker file in their package directory. This fixes mypy's `import-untyped` error when type checking code which imports `laplace`.
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According to PEP 561, packages with inline type annotations should put a
py.typedmarker file in their package directory. This fixes mypyimport-untypederrors when type checking code which importslaplace: