Fix type context for assert_type() #12612
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Noticed in python/typeshed#7655 that it was incorrectly inferring list[Any] in all cases. This is because I incorrectly put Any as the type context in the assert_type implementation. Use the current context instead, like for reveal_type().
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Noticed in python/typeshed#7655 that it was incorrectly inferring list[Any] in all cases. This is because I incorrectly put Any as the type context in the assert_type implementation. Use the current context instead, like for reveal_type().
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Noticed in python/typeshed#7655 that it was incorrectly inferring list[Any]
in all cases. This is because I incorrectly put Any as the type context
in the assert_type implementation. Use the current context instead, like
for reveal_type().