fix: bad type hint on to_flat_dicts#576
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The previous return type of the to_flat_dicts function (List[FlatDeltaRow]) was incorrect, which generated numerous warnings when running mypy on applications using deepdiff. This commit resolves the issue by correcting the type hint to the appropriate type. Also, corresponding # type ignore is removed as it's now useless. Signed-off-by: Sébastien RAILLET <sebastien.raillet@rtone.fr>
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The previous return type of the to_flat_dicts function (List[FlatDeltaRow]) was incorrect, which generated numerous warnings when running mypy on applications using deepdiff.
This commit resolves the issue by correcting the type hint to the appropriate type.
Also, corresponding # type ignore is removed as it's now useless.