gh-103763: Implement PEP 695 by JelleZijlstra · Pull Request #103764 · python/cpython

…This commit includes:

1. Parser updates
2. AST updates
3. typing.py updates
4. Unit tests

It does not include the following:
5. Symtable updates
6. Compiler updates
7. C implementations of TypeVar, TypeVarTuple, ParamSpec, Generic

This fixes compilation for me locally.

This isn't fully functional, but it should be enough to unblock work
on the runtime. I'll update this PR as I implement more.

A C-accelerator was introduced for the typing module in
Python 3.12 (see python/cpython#103764).

Because a pure python source is no longer available, now we stub
out the missing classes and provide some __class_getitem__
methods to allow subscripting like Type[int].

This may mean when 3.12 is the minimum, we can remove older
brain features like infer_typing_alias().

A C-accelerator was introduced for the typing module in
Python 3.12 (see python/cpython#103764).

Because a pure python source is no longer available, now we stub
out the missing classes and provide some __class_getitem__
methods to allow subscripting like Type[int].

This may mean when 3.12 is the minimum, we can remove older
brain features like infer_typing_alias().

A C-accelerator was introduced for the typing module in
Python 3.12 (see python/cpython#103764).

Because a pure python source is no longer available, now we stub
out the missing classes and provide some __class_getitem__
methods to allow subscripting like Type[int].

This may mean when 3.12 is the minimum, we can remove older
brain features like infer_typing_alias().

A C-accelerator was introduced for the typing module in
Python 3.12 (see python/cpython#103764).

Because a pure python source is no longer available, now we stub
out the missing classes and provide some __class_getitem__
methods to allow subscripting like Type[int].

This may mean when 3.12 is the minimum, we can remove older
brain features like infer_typing_alias().

A C-accelerator was introduced for the typing module in
Python 3.12 (see python/cpython#103764).

Because a pure python source is no longer available, now we stub
out the missing classes and provide some __class_getitem__
methods to allow subscripting like Type[int].

This may mean when 3.12 is the minimum, we can remove older
brain features like infer_typing_alias().

A C-accelerator was introduced for the typing module in
Python 3.12 (see python/cpython#103764).

Because a pure python source is no longer available, now we stub
out the missing classes and provide some __class_getitem__
methods to allow subscripting like Type[int].

This may mean when 3.12 is the minimum, we can remove older
brain features like infer_typing_alias().

A C-accelerator was introduced for the typing module in
Python 3.12 (see python/cpython#103764).

Because a pure python source is no longer available, now we stub
out the missing classes and provide some __class_getitem__
methods to allow subscripting like Type[int].

This may mean when 3.12 is the minimum, we can remove older
brain features like infer_typing_alias().

A C-accelerator was introduced for the typing module in
Python 3.12 (see python/cpython#103764).

Because a pure python source is no longer available, now we stub
out the missing classes and provide some __class_getitem__
methods to allow subscripting like Type[int].

This may mean when 3.12 is the minimum, we can remove older
brain features like infer_typing_alias().

A C-accelerator was introduced for the typing module in
Python 3.12 (see python/cpython#103764).

Because a pure python source is no longer available, now we stub
out the missing classes and provide some __class_getitem__
methods to allow subscripting like Type[int].

This may mean when 3.12 is the minimum, we can remove older
brain features like infer_typing_alias().