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Enable the use of
mypy --no-explicit-reexport
on downstream projects
When testing simple python code like this with mypy for type-safety: ``` import gssapi gsc:gssapi.SecurityContext gsc = gssapi.SecurityContext( usage='initiate', name=gssapi.Name('imap@localhost', gssapi.NameType.hostbased_service)) ``` I see these errors: ``` 0 $ mypy --no-implicit-reexport ./test.py test.py:3: error: Name "gssapi.SecurityContext" is not defined [name-defined] test.py:4: error: Module "gssapi" does not explicitly export attribute "SecurityContext" [attr-defined] test.py:4: error: Module "gssapi" does not explicitly export attribute "Name" [attr-defined] test.py:4: error: Module "gssapi" does not explicitly export attribute "NameType" [attr-defined] Found 4 errors in 1 file (checked 1 source file) 1 $ ``` The same thing happens when using `mypy --strict`. [a blogpost](https://til.codeinthehole.com/posts/how-to-handle-convenience-imports-with-mypy/) suggested that the `__all__` variable in `gssapi/__init__.py` might be the way to fix this. I can confirm that it does clear the error, but I'm not enough of a python module expert to know whether there might be some undesirable side effects as well to making this change. Please review! Tested on debian testing/unstable, with: - python3 3.11.6-1 - python3-gssapi 1.8.2-1+b2 - mypy 1.8.0-1
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