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Use Annotated types for FastAPI db_session, get_current_user parameter
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Initial commit uses Annotated types for DispatchUser and Session in Case view as an example. If the approach looks good to folks (namely where the annotated types live in the codebase) I will add this approach to all the views for consistency.
Reference: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/11v0kcb/fastapi_0950_supports_and_recommends_annotated/