build(deps): bump typeguard from 2.13.3 to 4.6.0

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Bumps typeguard from 2.13.3 to 4.6.0.

Release notes

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4.6.0

• Added support for type checking against the PEP 661 sentinel type (built-in on Python 3.15 and available on typing_extensions for earlier Pythons)
• Added the typeguard-packages-ignore option (--typeguard-packages-ignore on the command line) to the pytest plugin to exclude specific packages from type checking (#523)
• Added recognition of wildcard imports from typing and typing_extensions in the import hook/instrumenter (#489; PR by @​ShipitAndPray)
• Fixed compatibility with Python 3.15 (#554; PR by @​hrnciar)
• Fixed an assignment expression against an annotated name (x: int, then if (x := ...)) being instrumented as an unpacking target, which raised TypeError for a non-iterable value and silently replaced an iterable value with list(value) (#557)
• Fixed false positive when checking a class against type[SomeProtocol] where the protocol declares non-ClassVar (instance) attributes; only ClassVar members are now required on the class itself (#499)
• Fixed Literal checks depending on the order of the arguments, where a bool would not match if an == equal int came first (Literal[1, True] rejected True, but Literal[True, 1] accepted it) (#566; PR by @​uttam12331)
• Fixed the import hook/instrumenter erasing the subscript of an empty tuple annotation (tuple[()]) down to a bare tuple, causing any tuple (including non-empty ones) to pass the check (#565; PR by @​chuenchen309)
• Dropped support for Python 3.9

4.5.2

• Fixed IndexError raised from check_signature_compatible when the subject method has no positional parameters (#550; PR by @​HackedRico)

4.5.1

• Fixed iterable unpacking incorrectly calculating the cut-off offset of the item list when assigning remaining values to the star variable (#546)

4.5.0

• Restored the check_argument_types() and check_return_type() functions that were dropped in v3.0.0, for users who want more fine-grained control over run-time type checking (#437)
• Added support for extra_items in TypedDict, allowing users to specify the types for the values of "leftover" keys in a typed dict (keys that weren't explicitly defined in the TypedDict subclass) (#538)
• Fixed NameError when evaluating forward references on Python 3.14 (#536; PR by @​dionhaefner)
• Fixed protocol check incorrectly rejecting inherited classmethods and staticmethods (#539)
• Fixed missing TypeCheckError when checking TypedDict with Required[...] annotations (#533; PR by @​dionhaefner)
• Fixed type aliases (e.g. type Foo = list[int]) not being resolved during type checking (#526)
• Fixed type-checked assignments to a single tuple target (e.g. x, = ("foo",)) falsely raising TypeCheckedError (#535)

4.4.4

• Fixed IndexError when using @typechecked on more than one function with the same name under certain circumstances (#527)
• Fixed TypeError during type checking when the value to check is a parametrized generic class (#526)

4.4.3

• Fixed @typechecked unable to find the target function or method if it or the containing class had PEP 695 type parameters on them (#500)
• Fixed handling of union types on Python 3.14 (#522)
• Fixed __type_params__ getting lost when a function is instrumented

4.4.2

• Fixed TypeCheckError in unpacking assignment involving properties of a parameter of the function (#506; regression introduced in v4.4.1)
• Fixed display of module name for forward references (#492; PR by @​JelleZijlstra)
• Fixed TypeError when using an assignment expression (#510; PR by @​JohannesK71083)
• Fixed ValueError: no signature found for builtin when checking against a protocol and a matching attribute in the subject is a built-in function (#504)

4.4.1

• Dropped Python 3.8 support
• Changed the signature of typeguard_ignore() to be compatible with typing.no_type_check() (PR by @​jolaf)
• Avoid creating reference cycles when type checking uniontypes and classes
• Fixed checking of variable assignments involving tuple unpacking (#486)
• Fixed TypeError when checking a class against type[Self] (#481)
• Fixed checking of protocols on the class level (against type[SomeProtocol]) (#498)
• Fixed Self checks in instance/class methods that have positional-only arguments
• Fixed explicit checks of PEP 604 unions against types.UnionType (#467)

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Commits

• 9f289c7 Added release date
• f7784d6 Removed leftover compatibility code for Python 3.9 and earlier
• f971baa Added support for the sentinel type
• abf8f43 Added the typeguard-packages-ignore option
• 7e5102e Fixed a typo
• a319de1 Do not erase a meaningful empty tuple[()] subscript in the transformer (#565)
• dd7fa67 Fixed Literal check depending on argument order for bools (#566)
• a42dc4d Recognize wildcard-imported Literal annotations (#549)
• f1007ef Fixed false positive checking a class against type[Protocol] with instance at...
• 32e7c85 Fixed annotated assignment expressions being treated as unpacking targets (#563)
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