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Update Typing Comments to Python3 Syntax #25790
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This should be done after #25789
Not necessarily analyzing types yet, but I think it makes sense from a readability perspective to start switching over to Python3 syntax for types. A quick grep shows 70 of these in the code base:
I think it makes sense to break this up into 2 PRs:
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