chore: add initial configuration for pyright
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If you don't use Visual Studio Code as your text editor, and therefore can't use the Pylance extension, but nonetheless use `pyright` as a CLI application.
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If you don't use Visual Studio Code as your text editor, and therefore can't use the Pylance extension, but nonetheless use `pyright` as a CLI application.
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If you don't use Visual Studio Code as your text editor, and therefore can't use the Pylance extension, but nonetheless use
pyrightas a CLI application (which you installed, for example, like so:npm install --save-dev pyright).