Allow arbitrary attributes in HTMLDependency's stylesheet and script objects

[gadenbuie]

I appreciate the effort in this type (and the one for script objects as well), but I think it might be overly limiting.

py-htmltools/htmltools/_core.py

Lines 1322 to 1341 in a3a9825

	StylesheetItemExtraAttrs = TypedDict(
	"StylesheetItemExtraAttrs",
	{
	"as": str,
	"crossorigin": str,
	"disabled": str,
	"hreflang": str,
	"imagesizes": str,
	"imagesrcset": str,
	"integrity": str,
	"media": str,
	"prefetch": str,
	"referrerpolicy": str,
	"rel": str,
	"sizes": str,
	"title": str,
	"type": str,
	},
	total=False,
	)

I recently wanted to add a data- attribute to the <link> tag for a set of stylesheets in the shinyswatch HTMLDependency. I was pleased that stylesheet implementation lets me pass arbitrary attributes, but I had to disable type checking for the input.

I also noticed that the presence of these types did not lead to any hints in the IDE, just type errors when checked. That might be a configuration issue on my end, or it might signal that the type annotation isn't as useful as expected.

Personally, I think the TagAttrValues type would balance flexibility and type checking.

[wch]

I think that we can allow other attributes with the new __extra_items__ syntax as described in https://peps.python.org/pep-0728/.

One of the useful things about the typed dictionaries is that they will tell you if you're missing a required field. The non-required fields can be useful for autocompletion.

(An aside: I can't remember why they're built the way they are, by combining two TypedDicts, one with required fields and one with non-required fields, instead of a single TypedDict with NotRequired for some of the fields. Perhaps this code was written before NotRequired was available?)

[gadenbuie]

Oh I see, the part I was missing is that you have to open the dictionary key "" to trigger the autocomplete.