Update to Python 3.10 and enhance type annotations

[hunterhogan]

Upgrade the codebase to be compatible with Python 3.10 and introduce type aliases and overloads for improved type hinting in methods.

[bastibe]

Stop spamming.

[hunterhogan]

😞

I sincerely don't know what I did that is spamming. I am following the advice of other people about how to better organize a pull request and about typing. I want to know what mistake I made, so I can improve. I threw out the work I had previously done and started fresh because I wanted to make sure I did everything correctly. That's why it took me three hours of work to make this.

mgrinshpon/toolz-stubs#50 (comment)
fonttools/ufoLib2#423 (comment)
python/typeshed#15341 (review)
python/typeshed#15341 (comment)

I've been working on typing for soundfile for well over a year: it is in the initial commit of this stupid repo I made for stubs. I didn't about typeshed or how to ... hell, I basically didn't know how to find anything, do anything, or work with other people on anything. resampy was also in the initial commit to my stub repo. It's in typeshed now, despite the mountain of mistakes I made.

I'm sorry I spammed you, and I will adjust my actions if you tell me how to improve.

[bastibe]

My apologies. Your messages read too much like AI slop, so I assumed the worst. But your response proves that was an error on my part, for which I am very sorry.

For what it's worth, I would prefer to iterate on a single pull request instead of starting new ones. Regardless, I've reopened the pull request. The tests still fail, though.

[hunterhogan]

I would prefer to iterate on a single pull request instead of starting new ones.

Do you happen to know the right git syntax to "wipe the slate clean"? I tried to do that in a PR in one of the repos above, and a side effect was to close the original PR.

I will decipher the test failures.

for which I am very sorry

thank you.

[bastibe]

Each pull request is simply a branch on your github. If you force-push a new state to that branch, it will update the pull request accordingly. You can reset to base commit of the branch, which will reset it entirely.

[bastibe]

(note that two new pull requests have been merged, which will require a rebase)

[hunterhogan]

I'm 95% sure the newly merged pull requests are in my pull request.

On my computer, now the tests pass with 16 warnings. If there is a way for me to initiate the checks on GitHub, I don't know how to do it.

Tell me what I should do next.