tests: fix type annotation in test_pyproject#1133
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Fix failing mypy check by using correct type annotatation in tests. The `Container` ABC does not include `items()`. ``` tests/test_pyproject.py:48: error: "Container[Any]" has no attribute "items" [attr-defined] ``` Signed-off-by: Christian Heimes <cheimes@redhat.com>
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Fix failing mypy check by using correct type annotatation in tests. The
ContainerABC does not includeitems().