Adding python IDE typing #493
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Adding Python IDE typing by parsing rust docstring into python stubs.
For now this seems to be the only working solution that I have found to have effective typing, reading from: PyO3/pyo3#2454
I had to:
experimentalsubmodule as it was weirdly not importable using python standard syntax:So it was adding a bit of spaces.
Future PR:
The documentation in the docstring might still have to be reworked a bit, but at least this should create a foundation on which we can build typing.