Fix several typing annotations in the SDK and run mypy on snippets #9260
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Snippets, a key aspect of our documentation, were not typed checked by mypy so far... 😱 No longer. This lead to several fixes in user-facing typing annotation in the python SDK. Plus the usual load of fixes in the snippets themselves.
Note: snippets that are "not runnable" (as per
snippets.toml) must now also be mypy-ignore in ourpyproject.toml. I don't mind this added complexity a single second: make your snippets runnable! :)