Type stub `__init__.pyi` missing `RepeatedLabelError` class

[wbarrett32]

The inline type stub at usaddress/__init__.pyi (added per #371) defines parse, tag, tokenize, etc., but omits the RepeatedLabelError exception class.

The class exists at runtime in __init__.py:

class RepeatedLabelError(probableparsing.RepeatedLabelError):
    REPO_URL = "https://github.com/datamade/usaddress/issues/new"
    DOCS_URL = "https://usaddress.readthedocs.io/"

Because the stub omits it, code that catches the exception triggers a type-checker error (pyright reportAttributeAccessIssue, mypy attr-defined):

import usaddress
try:
    usaddress.tag("...")
except usaddress.RepeatedLabelError:  # error: not a known attribute of module "usaddress"
    pass

This forces downstream users to add # type: ignore / # pyright: ignore purely to work around a stub gap.

Suggested fix — add to __init__.pyi:

import probableparsing

class RepeatedLabelError(probableparsing.RepeatedLabelError):
    REPO_URL: str
    DOCS_URL: str
    message: str
    original_string: str
    parsed_string: list[tuple[str, str]]

(The __init__ signature is inherited from probableparsing.RepeatedLabelError(original_string, parsed_string, repeated_label).)

Version: usaddress 0.5.16, Python 3.13.