Oh, the absolute GLORY of achieving 100% conformance with 147,258 passing tests and zero false positives! Truly a monument to human achievement! What could possibly go wrong? Well, turns out when you're testing against the LITERAL STRING NAMES of typing symbols instead of, you know, the actual AST (Abstract Syntax Tree), you're basically just spell-checking your test files. It's like celebrating that you wrote "def" correctly 147,258 times instead of actually validating Python type hints. So naturally, the author had to come crawling back asking to be removed from the conformance results because their "perfect score" was measuring... absolutely nothing meaningful. From hero to zero faster than you can say "false positive." The confidence! The fall! The chef's kiss of irony! 💀
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