0.317.0

scalar_overrides now matches generic dict annotations by their origin as a
fallback, so registering a bare dict covers every dict[K, V]
parameterization instead of needing one entry per variant.

Before, registering only the unparameterized origin (dict) did not match
parameterized annotations like dict[str, int]. You had to register the exact
annotation, and any other shape such as dict[str, list[int]] raised
Unexpected type:

from typing import Any

import strawberry
from strawberry.scalars import JSON


@strawberry.type
class Query:
    settings: dict[str, Any]
    metadata: dict[str, list[int]]


schema = strawberry.Schema(
    query=Query,
    scalar_overrides={dict[str, Any]: JSON},
)

Now registering the unparameterized dict covers all of its parameterizations,
including resolver and mutation arguments typed with dict[...]. This is
especially useful for strawberry.experimental.pydantic models with typed
dictionary fields. Lookup still tries an exact match first, so existing overrides
keep working unchanged.

This release was contributed by @Vansh-Sharma27 in #4440

Additional contributors: @pre-commit-ci[bot]