Type hints: Return Iterator
instead of Iterable
from __iter__
#27445
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__iter__
methods are supposed to return iterators (https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#object.__iter__), but some of them are typed to return iterables, which is too general. This results in error messages such asIterable[Module[Any]]" has no attribute "__next__"
from Mypy. Technically this should also have caused a type error here, but due to a bug in Mypy type checking isn't working correctly in untyped methods (this will be fixed in the next release though: python/mypy#7530).