``nodes.Module`` don't have a ``end_lineno`` and ``end_col_offset``

[DanielNoord]

Steps to reproduce

import astroid

code = """
    print("a module")
    """

module = astroid.parse(code)
print(module.end_lineno)
print(module.end_col_offset)

Current behavior

AttributeError on both of the last lines.

Expected behavior

@cdce8p Let me know if I misunderstood you, but I thought we wanted these to be accessible on all nodes, just initialised as None.
If that was not the case, I would make the case to do so as it allows you to do node.end_lineno without running in to AttributeError's.

Version

Latest main.

[cdce8p]

but I thought we wanted these to be accessible on all nodes, just initialised as None.

Yeah, that was the idea initially.

AttributeError on both of the last lines.

For now a workaround would be to use hasattr(node, "end_lineno"). Not pretty but it should do. That should unblock pylint-dev/pylint#5343.

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We could try to address it in #1262. The issue are these lines here
https://github.com/PyCQA/astroid/blob/775c8f7acb97e50cd643b6e1a20042aa8cfa98a3/astroid/nodes/scoped_nodes.py#L472-L475
combined with the missing super().__init__() call.
I noticed just now that the lineno for Module is set to 0. The type annotation thus doesn't make sense.
https://github.com/PyCQA/astroid/blob/775c8f7acb97e50cd643b6e1a20042aa8cfa98a3/astroid/nodes/scoped_nodes.py#L387-L396

There could also be an argument that it should be lineno = 1 instead. As all are 1-indexed.