Bump flake8-pyi from 22.11.0 to 23.3.1

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Bumps flake8-pyi from 22.11.0 to 23.3.1.

Release notes

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23.3.1

New error codes:

• Y053: Disallow string or bytes literals with length >50 characters. Previously this rule only applied to parameter default values; it now applies everywhere.
• Y054: Disallow numeric literals with a string representation >10 characters long. Previously this rule only applied to parameter default values; it now applies everywhere.

Other changes:

• Y011/Y014/Y015: Simple container literals (list, dict, tuple and set literals) are now allowed as default values.
• Y052 is now emitted more consistently.
• Some things that used to result in Y011, Y014 or Y015 being emitted now result in Y053 or Y054 being emitted.

23.3.0

Y011/Y014/Y015: Allow math constants math.inf, math.nan, math.e, math.pi, math.tau, and their negatives in default values. Some other semantically equivalent values, such as x = inf (from math import inf), or x = np.inf (import numpy as np), should be rewritten to x = math.inf. Contributed by XuehaiPan.

23.1.2

• Y011/Y014/Y015: Increase the maximum character length of literal numbers in default values from 7 to 10, allowing hexadecimal representation of 32-bit integers. Contributed by Avasam.

23.1.1

New error codes:

• Y052: Disallow default values in global or class namespaces where the assignment does not have a type annotation. Stubs should be explicit about the type of all variables in the stub; without type annotations, the type checker is forced to make inferences, which may have unpredictable consequences. Enum members are excluded from this check, as are various special assignments such as __all__ and __match_args__.

Other changes:

• Disallow numeric default values where len(str(default)) > 7. If a function has a default value where the string representation is greater than 7 characters, it is likely to be an implementation detail or a constant that varies depending on the system you're running on, such as sys.maxsize.
• Disallow str or bytes defaults where the default is >50 characters long, for similar reasons.
• Allow ast.Attribute nodes as default values for a small number of special cases, such as sys.maxsize and sys.executable.
• Fewer Y020 false positives are now emitted when encountering default values in stub files.

23.1.0

Bugfixes:

• Do not emit Y020 (quoted annotations) for strings in parameter defaults.
• Fix checking of defaults for functions with positional-only parameters.

Other changes:

• Modify Y036 so that _typeshed.Unused is allowed as an annotation for parameters in __(a)exit__ methods. Contributed by Avasam
• Several changes have been made to error codes relating to imports:
  • The Y027 error code has been removed.
  • All errors that used to result in Y027 being emitted now result in Y022 being emitted instead.
  • Some errors that used to result in Y023 being emitted now result in Y022 being emitted instead.
  • typing.Match and typing.Pattern have been added to the list of imports banned by Y022. Use re.Match and re.Pattern instead.
• flake8-pyi no longer supports stub files that aim to support Python 2. If your stubs need to support Python 2, pin flake8-pyi to 22.11.0 or lower.
• Y011, Y014 and Y015 have all been significantly relaxed. None, bools, ints, floats, complex numbers, strings and bytes are all now allowed as default values for parameter annotations or assignments.
• Hatchling is now used as the build backend. This should have minimal, if any, user-facing impact.

Changelog

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Change Log

23.1.1

New error codes:

• Y053: Disallow string or bytes literals with length >50 characters. Previously this rule only applied to parameter default values; it now applies everywhere.
• Y054: Disallow numeric literals with a string representation >10 characters long. Previously this rule only applied to parameter default values; it now applies everywhere.

Other changes:

• Y011/Y014/Y015: Simple container literals (list, dict, tuple and set literals) are now allowed as default values.
• Y052 is now emitted more consistently.
• Some things that used to result in Y011, Y014 or Y015 being emitted now result in Y053 or Y054 being emitted.

23.3.0

• Y011/Y014/Y015: Allow math constants math.inf, math.nan, math.e, math.pi, math.tau, and their negatives in default values. Some other semantically equivalent values, such as x = inf (from math import inf), or x = np.inf (import numpy as np), should be rewritten to x = math.inf. Contributed by XuehaiPan.

23.1.2

• Y011/Y014/Y015: Increase the maximum character length of literal numbers in default values from 7 to 10, allowing hexadecimal representation of 32-bit integers. Contributed by Avasam.

23.1.1

New error codes:

• Y052: Disallow default values in global or class namespaces where the assignment does not have a type annotation. Stubs should be explicit about the type of all variables in the stub; without type annotations, the type checker is forced to make inferences, which may have unpredictable consequences. Enum members are excluded from this check, as are various special assignments such as __all__ and __match_args__.

Other changes:

• Disallow numeric default values where len(str(default)) > 7. If a function has a default value where the string representation is greater than 7 characters, it is likely to be an implementation detail or a constant that varies depending on the system you're running on, such as sys.maxsize.
• Disallow str or bytes defaults where the default is >50 characters long, for similar reasons.

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Commits

• 7289823 Prepare for release 23.3.1 (#359)
• fbad8a5 Allow simple container literals as default values (#358)
• f611897 Improve handling of long numbers, strings and bytes (#351)
• 69df360 Prepare for release 23.3.0 (#356)
• 5cb5b15 Accept math constants in defaults (#355)
• 40d547e Bump mypy and pytest test dependencies (#353)
• 4212bec Fix some issues flagged by pyright (#352)
• 7dd4398 Bump various test dependencies (#349)
• 66f28a4 README: all checks are now compatible with all major type checkers (#346)
• 19b3eec Bump mypy to 1.0 (#345)
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