[nit] reorder the experimental features in command_line.rst#20171
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[nit] reorder the experimental features in command_line.rst#20171wyattscarpenter wants to merge 4 commits intopython:masterfrom
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Hi! I’ve opened a PR to add documentation explaining the two-step dependency installation process used in PR: #20996 |
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The documentation lists these in the order
PreciseTupleTypes,InlineTypedDict, but mypy --help lists them in the orderInlineTypedDict,PreciseTupleTypes. This updates the documentation to match the --help listing (including putting the descriptions in the same order as the names). This is the superior order, because it is alphabetical. Therefore, people will know where to look. This is sorted on purpose in the --help code, by the way; it's not just a coincidence.outdated claim
I notice that mypy --help now also lists TypeForm as an enablable experimental feature. This PR does not document that, but if anyone ever does, I sure know where they should put that section relative to these other two items!