Make all the type operations get interpreted only by the evaluator#9
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Is will just return False, while _IterGenericAlias will return an Unpack of some typevar. This is kind of unprincipled though still
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The hairy part here is the "syntactic" ones that
can't just be treated as functions:
IterandIs. My approachwas to have special types with overloaded
__iter__and__bool__methods that will try to call a hook registered in a ContextVar,
and fall back to some default behavior if not set (
Iterreturns anUnpackandIsreturns false)