Fix line number if __iter__ is incorrectly reported as missing #14893
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A type was used as error context, but types don't reliably have line numbers during type checking. Pass context explicitly instead.
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A type was used as error context, but types don't reliably have valid line numbers during type checking. Pass context explicitly instead.
The error in the test case is actually a false positive, but I'm first fixing the line number of the error, since it seems plausible that the wrong line number could cause other problems.
Work on #14892.