Make invalid type ignore comments non-blocking #13506
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Blocking errors are a bad user experience and there's no reason for this one to be one / there is another code path for invalid type ignores that is non-blocking. Fixes half of python#12299. The half it doesn't fix is that ideally users shouldn't be getting these warnings from third party libraries. Also see python#12162 (comment) But that's for another PR
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Blocking errors are a bad user experience and there's no reason for this
one to be one / there is another code path for invalid type ignores that
is non-blocking.
Fixes half of #12299. The half it doesn't fix is that ideally users
shouldn't be getting these warnings from third party libraries.
Also see #12162 (comment)
But that's for another PR