refactor(modeltime): use dataclass, add type hints#2528
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this now preserves unit and start time mutability while still using |
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A caveat. This sacrifices the ability to parse from string when settingtime_unitsandstart_datetimeafter initialization.dataclasses.fielddoesn't support converters asattrs.fielddoes. Do we expect people to mutateModelTime? It's easy enough to create a new one — it could even be a frozen dataclass. If we want it to stay mutable, I will just close this for now and reconsider whenattrsis available. Or we could just bring inattrsnow. It is dependency free.