Update runtime_troubles docs #13680
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PEP 563 is in limbo, so fix incorrect statements Mention what type comments are since we've deleted most documentation of type comments when dropping support for Python 2 The new docs theme underemphasises notes, so maybe warning role is better
JukkaL
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By the way, are multi-line function type comments documented somewhere, i.e. comments like these:
def f(x, # type: int
y, # type: str
):
# type: (...) -> None
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Not any more, I think they were only documented in the Python 2 cheatsheet (RIP)
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See #13681
PEP 563 is in limbo, so fix incorrect statements
Mention what type comments are since we've deleted most documentation of type comments when dropping support for Python 2
The new docs theme underemphasises notes, so maybe warning role is better