Add type annotations for instance attributes in formatting#3454
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Here's another type-coverage improvement (+0.19%) like #3422, #3451, and #3453.
I also noticed that some
Sequenceinput annotations were only used in a for loop, so I took the liberty of widening those toIterable(backwards compatible and type-safe); I hope you don't mind.And as I explained in #3451, I also fixed the pyright deprecation warning for the
@contextmanagers by changing their return types fromIteratortoGenerator(also backwards compatible and type-safe).