Use PEP 695 generics#204
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Previously they documented actual values in the code, but now that the generic parameters are more ephemeral, there was nothing to document.
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Looks good! Much cleaner now.
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Now that we've dropped Python 3.11 support we can use PEP 695 generics. These are much nicer to use than TypeVar everywhere!
See also #109