Explicitly re-export names from top-level package using __all__
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This avoids the re-exports from being flagged as errors when a project that uses Invoke is checked using `mypy --no-implicit-reexport`. It also obsoletes all flake8 suppressions in `__init__.py`.
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This avoids the re-exports from being flagged as errors when a project that uses Invoke is checked using
mypy --no-implicit-reexport.It also obsoletes all flake8 suppressions in
__init__.py.I assumed the following names should be re-exported:
__init__.pyitselfcontext.Contextandrunners.ResultI assumed the following names should not be re-exported:
typing.Anyandtyping.Optional