Use positional-only args in certain function sigs #746
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Previously the type signatures noted for the json and msgpack modules weren't strictly accurate. The implementation only accepted positional args for certain parameters, but the signatures defined them as positional-or-keyword parameters. This PR rectifies that. Note that this is _not_ a change in behavior, this is only a change in the signatures that tools like `mypy` or `pyright` would use to check your code.
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Previously the type signatures noted for the json and msgpack modules weren't strictly accurate. The implementation only accepted positional args for certain parameters, but the signatures defined them as positional-or-keyword parameters. This PR rectifies that.
Note that this is not a change in behavior, this is only a change in the signatures that tools like
mypyorpyrightwould use to check your code.Fixes #705.