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This commit generalizes types pertaining to abstract syntax trees (ASTs) across the @beartype codebase to support `pyright 1.1.364`, which appears to have gone *really* hard on AST types. In theory, this commit restores our GitHub Actions-based continuous integration (CI) pipeline to worky. In theory. In theory, @leycec also has muscles. *In theory.* (*Theoretical theorems bring binderless reams of dreams!*)
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