fix: Syntax error when importing concurrent.py#36
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I guess I didn't test the last PR since it "should" just work, oops.
It turns out mixing types and string literals in a union, e.g.
ThreadPoolExecutor | "InterpreterMapExecutor"will raise a syntax error when trying to import the file. This fixes that.Also, I've noticed that when I do
uv syncon my local copy, it always bumps the version ofmoutilsin the uv.lock file. Doesuv lockneed to be added in CI/CD before release to avoid that?