Remove tornado stubs - #5220
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tornado has inline stubs.
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Cc @JukkaL The stubs in typeshed are Python 2 only, though! |
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These stubs are only used for Python 2 (metadata includes The inline annotations won't work on Python 2, so the stubs are still valuable for users using Python 2, and removing the stubs would make things worse for them, I think. |
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Ah, my mistake, I had missed that metadata. Sorry for the noise! |
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Tornado ships with quite nice inline annotations, and the stubs in this repository have fallen behind.
It seems they were already removed in #4321, restored for python 2-only in #4412, and now seem to have snuck back into general python2/3 usage. I think keeping these around creates more problems than they solve