Basic support for typing_extensions.Annotated. - #7292
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Thanks! This looks great. We'll need to package up the expressions into a RawExpressionType like discussed in the issue before this is likely to be truly useful to things that actually want to use Annotated, but accepting it is an important first step.
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Closes #7021. This adds basic support for
typing_extensions.Annotated. Currently, we just discard all annotations and resolve to the inner type.Plugins can use
get_type_analyze_hookto try to intervene before this step, but most of the arguments that aren't just names orLiteral-able values will have already been mangled by this point. Nothing other than the type sees any sort of validation, either. See the issue discussion for more on this.