Bump beartype from 0.20.2 to 0.22.2

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Bumps beartype from 0.20.2 to 0.22.2.

Release notes

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Beartype 0.22.2: Yo Dawg We Heard You Like LLM

@​beartype is proud as a cub gnawing its first salmon to announce: @​beartype has been Tidelifted! For our security-conscious corporate and government userbase, the best way to secure your enterprise and support @​beartype is now through [Tidelift][] vis-a-vis a [SonarQube Advanced Security][] subscription. More on that later. We now return to your regularly scheduled release party. DJ Leycec in residence. Hit those fat QA jams.

Beartype 0.22.0 0.22.1 0.22.2 portals into the mortal plenum with a disturbing "WHOOOMP!" As you panic, all the oxygen in the room is rapidly vacuumed into an adjacent hyperdimension. It's not @​beartype's safest entrance – but it's one we're all sure to remember. This is @​beartype 0.22.2: don't ask what happened to 0.22.0. just... don't.

pip install --upgrade --pre beartype   # beartype casts magic missile on the darkness

The central dogma of @​beartype 0.22.2 is LLM compatibility. Do you like LLM? Do you like compatibility? Then your code likes @​beartype 0.22.2 (even against your better judgement). But before the liking starts...

@​beartype 0.22.2 salutes you who are about to code

@​leycec and his beautiful science wife are eating well. Thanks entirely to...

GitHub Sponsors: Befriend the Bear and Get a Bear for Life

This release comes courtesy these proud GitHub Sponsors, without whom @​leycec's cats would currently be eating grasshoppers in the abandoned back lot again:

• @​sesco-llc (SESCO Enterprises), "The Power of Innovation in Trading": this inspires me to get out of the house and do something https://sescollc.com
• @​DylanModesitt (Dylan Modesitt), quantitative strategies energy trading associate: ...wikipedia, don't fail me now! https://dylanmodesitt.com

Additional financial shout-outs to @​ilyapoz (@​Ilia Pozhilov), the amazing former Yandex code cosmonaut who graciously donated a pile of Georgian lari to @​beartype this go-around. Apparently, the lari is denominated in the ლ Unicode character. What a symbol! It looks like a beautiful hat. If only the Canadian dollar was half as manly. 😭

Thanks so much, masters of fintech and Yandex.

The Masters of Fintech and Yandex. That's who.

Tidelift: A Rising Tide Lifted @​beartype's Not-At-All-Leaky Boat

This release also comes courtesy [Tidelift][], which very graciously pays out recurring income to security-sensitive open-source projects like @​beartype, NumPy, and other stuff you probably care about. @​beartype joining [Tidelift][] has super-positive implications for Python's broader QA community – including:

• No rugpull. @​beartype is much less likely to die, disappear, or otherwise wither on the entropic vine now. Sadly, most open-source software does. Without recurring income, most open-source software never makes it to the [Tidelift][] stage. It vanishes without a trace at 5:37AM on a Monday morning, leaving your once-profitable corporate enterprise and your once-stable local government without a working QA solution. That won't happen to @​beartype.
• Actual security. Thanks to Tidelift making me do it, @​beartype now features an actual honest-to-Ursula security policy. It's boring. It's bog-standard. If we were responsible, we'd encourage you to read it. Instead, here's the tl;dr:
  1. @​beartype users who discover security vulnerabilities are invited to privately disclose those vulnerabilities by submitting a GitHub-managed security vulnerability.
  2. @​beartype will then privately resolve those vulnerabilities.
  3. @​beartype will then publish a new stable release containing those resolutions.
  4. @​beartype will then publicly document your discovery, crediting you and your fearsome l33t skills. Seriously, they're fearsome. We're afraid. With great power comes great responsibility QA. Somebody smart said that.
  5. GitHub will then include these vulnerabilities in its own GitHub Advisory Database, improving everyone's security. Luckily, you are part of everyone. ...what does that even mean?

If you represent a security-conscious corporate, government, or non-profit, the best way bar none for you to support @​beartype and secure your own workflow is by subscribing to [Tidelift][] through [SonarQube Advanced Security][]. Security giant [Sonar][] recently acquired [Tidelift][], guaranteeing the economic viability of the Tidelift model for billions of future open-source projects that have yet to be born. Join the jargon-laden conversation and pay someone else to think about unreadable acronyms like SAST, SCA, and SBOM for once.

Pictured: Artistic rendition of the @​beartype development process before Tidelift. You weren't supposed to see this.

!!STUFF YOU WANNA READ EVEN THOUGH ITS EXHAUSTING!!

... (truncated)

Commits

• 344167b Beartype 0.22.2 released.
• 5fb9383 Beartype 0.22.2 started.
• 2b6b528 GitHub Actions-based release workflow permissions.
• f6e781c Beartype 0.22.1 started.
• 871beab > @​beartype is proud as a cub gnawing its first salmon to announce: **@​bearty...
• 141e3d8 Decorator-hostile decorator QA x 5.
• a6ed0ae Official pandera.polars support.
• 8e5de8e Decorator-hostile decorator QA x 4.
• 32590b0 Decorator-hostile decorator QA x 3.
• 10aa599 Decorator-hostile decorator QA x 2.
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