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Everyone can use future annotations now. Also forward references are the most type hinting popular question on Stack Overflow, so give a little more detail. The IO example should go with standard duck types. I moved the async example to the bottom. It basically just works as you'd expect, maybe we should remove it altogether. Linking python#13681
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Everyone can use future annotations now. Also forward references are the most type hinting popular question on Stack Overflow, so give a little more detail.
The IO example should go with standard duck types.
I moved the async example to the bottom. It basically just works as you'd expect, maybe we should remove it altogether.
Linking #13681