quoted annotations + `from __future__ import annotations`
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you could add the import with
reorder-python-imports --add-import 'from __future__ import annotations'
– adding code isn’t really in the spirit of pyupgrade thoughFor example,
t: Annotated['MyClass', 'metadata']
can becomet: Annotated[MyClass, 'metadata']
but nott: Annotated[MyClass, metadata]
, right? (Haven’t used Annotated yet, but I think it attaches just arbitrary metadata, “metadata” in this case). Same for many of the others, Literal has to always keep the strings, Union should always remove them, etc.