Bump pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.248

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Bumps pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.248.

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Published 1.1.248

Enhancement: Added more complete validation of types used within a PEP 604-style union. Previously, the use of a P.args or P.kwargs type was not flagged as an error as it should be.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in a false positive error when an await keyword was used with an operand that evaluated to a bound type variable.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in a false positive when using *args or **kwargs within a class argument list.

Enhancement: Improved special-case code for functools.totalordering so it enforces the operand type in the provided __lt__ method.

Bug Fix (from pylance): Honor the "hasWatchFileRelativePathCapabilities" of the client and don't use this facility if it's unsupported.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that caused dataclass_transform to fail when used on an overloaded function if it was not applied to the first overload.

Enhancement: Improved parse recovery for member access expressions that are missing the member name. This allows completion suggestions to work when a member access expression is used within a list comprehension.

Behavior Change: Changed reportInvalidStubStatement rule so it doesn't complain about call and augmented assignment expressions that perform allowed manipulations of the __all__ symbol.

Bug Fix: Fixed false positive type error that occurred when evaluating a call to a generic function parameterized with a ParamSpec and called within a loop construct.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in inconsistent type evaluation for a captured variable within a lambda or inner function when found within a loop.

Behavior Change: Updated dataclass_transform to support parameter name field_specifiers, which replaces the older parameter named field_descriptors. For now, we'll support both to retain backward compatibility with libraries that shipped with the older form.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that affected type evaluation of member access expressions when the LHS was a dataclass (or dataclass-like) class and the member was a field declared as a descriptor type.

Bug Fix: Fixed regression that resulted in a false positive error when checking for incompatible method overrides when the method contained local TypeVars.

Bug Fix: Fixed false positive "code too complex" error caused by a recent regression.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug in completion provider where it was emitting four spaces rather than using the predominant tab sequence when generating a multi-line completion suggestion for a method override.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in a false positive error when using a super() call to invoke a constructor with a default argument value and a parameter that is annotated with a TypeVar.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in incorrect type evaluation for a property access within a class when that property's getter has a generic return type.

Enhancement: Updated typeshed stubs to the latest version.

Published 1.1.247

Bug Fix: Fixed bug in symbol resolution when a symbol is associated with a class scope but not yet assigned a value. In this case, the runtime looks in the global (module) scope for the symbol rather than following the normal scope hierarchy.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that led to a false negative when calling a Callable callback with a generic parameter and passing a non-generic argument.

Bug Fix: Changed the behavior of the type evaluator for generic functions and constructors where a TypeVar is unsolved. Previously, the TypeVar was "leaked". Now it is transformed into an "Unknown" type.

Performance: Added small performance and memory optimization in binder that avoids some extra work related to member access expressions.

Performance: Added code to detect execution flows with long straight-line code flow graph segments. This is not captured in the cyclical code complexity calculations that we normally use to determine if code is too complex to analyze.

Enhancement: Improved handling of context managers that swallow exceptions. The type of the context manager is now evaluated using the full type analyzer. The previous technique used some special-case handling which covered about 95% of the cases but left some cases unhandled.

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• f86f3e7 Preprocess JS files with esbuild to support Node 12 (#3392)
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Superseded by #112.