Use Generator instead of Iterator for 3rd-party context managers #12481
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This PR (taken from the advice of @srittau in this comment) moves all of the third-party context manager stubs to use
Generatoras opposed toIterator. Additionally this PR switches out cases ofGenerator[None, None, None]to utilize the now simplifiedGenerator[None], which makes usage of type var defaults.