Various typing/dataclasses fixes
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So that one can keep doing arithmetic with the result of arithmetic without the type checker complaining
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Left a few nitpicks, but overall very welcome changes :D The ArithmeticExpressionT should solve my sumpy issue too.
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Thanks for taking a look! There will be another batch of changes for pytato before the 2024.1 release, but I think I'll merge this first and tackle that set in a separate PR. |
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Sounds good! I'll probably do pytential after the loopy changes land if you don't get to it first 👀 |
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This contains:
CallWithKwargs.kw_parameters) that broke leap and dagrt.