typing: improve type coverage in sqlalchemy.sql.compiler for issue #6810 #12766
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typing: improve type coverage in
sqlalchemy.sql.compilerfor issue #6810Overview
This pull request enhances the type coverage of the
sqlalchemy.sql.compilermodule as part of the gradual migration toward complete static typing under--strictmode (#6810).The typing improvements were made with careful consideration of:
Mypy
--strictcompatibilityRuntime behavior preservation
Avoidance of external API typing regressions
Maintaining test and slot safety
Isolating downstream typing impact
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