[3.11] [typing docs] Don't describe Sized and Hashable as deprecated in the 3.11 docs - #105496
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I think this one is fairly uncontroversial :) |
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In #105454, I accidentally backported a change to the docs for these aliases that stated that they were deprecated. But these two aliases were only deprecated in 3.12, so the change shouldn't have been backported for these two.
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