support for typing module types

[gilbertohasnofb]

The Standard Library module typing introduces many useful types, which is very useful for type hinting. For instance, one can define the type of the elements expected of a list. The code below fails:

from type_valid import type_valid
from typing import List

@type_valid
def foobar(arg: List[float]) -> bool:
    return True

my_list = [1.1, 3.2, 7.2]
print(foobar(my_list))

While using a regular list type instead of List[float] doesn't:

from type_valid import type_valid

@type_valid
def foobar(arg: list) -> bool:
    return True

my_list = [1.1, 3.2, 7.2]
print(foobar(my_list))

It's worth noting that tools such as mypy support listings.