Update sphinx-autodoc-typehints to 2.1.0

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This PR updates sphinx-autodoc-typehints from 1.5.2 to 2.1.0.

Changelog

1.22

- Allow Sphinx explicitly to write in parallel.
- Fixed crash when documenting ParamSpecArgs

1.21.7

- Fixed a bug where if a class has an attribute and a constructor argument with the same name, the constructor argument
type would be rendered incorrectly (issue 308)

- Fixed napoleon handling of numpy docstrings with no specified return type.

1.21.6

- Fix a `Field list ends without a blank line` warning (issue 305).

1.21.5

- More robust determination of rtype location / fix issue 302

1.21.4

- Improvements to the location of the return type

1.21.3

- Use format_annotation to render class attribute type annotations

1.21.2

- Fix overloads support

1.21.1

- Fix spacing between `:rtype:` and directives

1.21

- Handle types from types module
- If module is \_io, use io instead
- Put rtype before examples or usage section
- Remove redundant return type for attributes
- Handle collections.abc.Callable as well as typing.Callable
- Put Literal args in code blocks

1.20.2

- Fix Optional role to be data.

1.20.1

- Fixed default options not displaying for parameters without type hints.

1.20

- Use hatchling instead of setuptools
- Add support for typing.ParamSpec
- Allow star prefixes for parameter names in docstring

1.19.2

- Fix incorrect domain used for collections.abc.Callable.

1.19.1

- Fix bug for recursive type alias.

1.19.0

- Support for CPython 3.11, no longer adds `Optional` when the argument is default per
[recommendation from PEP-484](https://github.com/tox-dev/sphinx-autodoc-typehints/pull/247).

1.18.3

- Support and require `nptyping>=2.1.2`

1.18.2

- Support and require `nptyping>=2.1.1`

1.18.1

- Fix mocked module import not working when used as guarded import

1.18.0

- Support and require `nptyping>=2`
- Handle `UnionType`

1.17.1

- Mark it as requiring `nptyping<2`

1.17.0

- Add `typehints_use_rtype` option
- Handles `TypeError` when getting source code via inspect

1.16.0

- Add support for type subscriptions with multiple elements, where one or more elements are tuples; e.g.,
`nptyping.NDArray[(Any, ...), nptyping.Float]`
- Fix bug for arbitrary types accepting singleton subscriptions; e.g., `nptyping.Float[64]`
- Resolve forward references
- Expand and better handle `TypeVar`
- Add intershpinx reference link for `...` to `Ellipsis` (as is just an alias)

1.15.3

- Prevents reaching inner blocks that contains `if TYPE_CHECKING`

1.15.2

- Log a warning instead of crashing when a type guard import fails to resolve
- When resolving type guard imports if the target module does not have source code (such is the case for C-extension
modules) do nothing instead of crashing

1.15.1

- Fix `fully_qualified` should be `typehints_fully_qualified`

1.15.0

- Resolve type guard imports before evaluating annotations for objects
- Remove `set_type_checking_flag` flag as this is now done by default
- Fix crash when the `inspect` module returns an invalid python syntax source
- Made formatting function configurable using the option `typehints_formatter`

1.14.1

- Fixed `normalize_source_lines()` messing with the indentation of methods with decorators that have parameters starting
with `def`.
- Handle `ValueError` or `TypeError` being raised when signature of an object cannot be determined
- Fix `KeyError` being thrown when argument is not documented (e.g. `cls` argument for class methods, and `self` for
methods)

1.14.0

- Added `typehints_defaults` config option allowing to automatically annotate parameter defaults.

1.13.1

- Fixed `NewType` inserts a reference as first argument instead of a string

1.13.0

- Dropped Python 3.6 support
- Python 3.10 support
- Normalize async functions properly
- Allow py310 style annotations (PEP-563)

1.12.0

- Dropped Python 3.5 support
- Added the simplify_optional_unions config option (PR by tillhainbach)
- Fixed indentation of multiline strings (PR by Yuxin Wu)

1.11.1

- Changed formatting of `None` to point to the Python stdlib docs (PR by Dominic Davis-Foster)
- Updated special dataclass handling (PR by Lihu Ben-Ezri-Ravin)

1.11.0

- Dropped support for Sphinx \< 3.0
- Added support for alternative parameter names (`arg`, `argument`, `parameter`)
- Fixed import path for Signature (PR by Matthew Treinish)
- Fixed `TypeError` when formatting a parametrized `typing.IO` annotation
- Fixed data class displaying a return type in its `__init__()` method

1.10.3

- Fixed `TypeError` (or wrong rendered class name) when an annotation is a generic class that has a `name` property

1.10.2

- Fixed inner classes missing their parent class name(s) when rendered

1.10.1

- Fixed `KeyError` when encountering mocked annotations (`autodoc_mock_imports`)

1.10.0

- Rewrote the annotation formatting logic (fixes Python 3.5.2 compatibility regressions and an `AttributeError`
regression introduced in v1.9.0)
- Fixed decorator classes not being processed as classes

1.9.0

- Added support for [typing_extensions](https://pypi.org/project/typing-extensions/)
- Added the `typehints_document_rtype` option (PR by Simon-Martin Schröder)
- Fixed metaclasses as annotations causing `TypeError`
- Fixed rendering of `typing.Literal`
- Fixed OSError when generating docs for SQLAlchemy mapped classes
- Fixed unparametrized generic classes being rendered with their type parameters (e.g. `Dict[~KT, ~VT]`)

1.8.0

- Fixed regression which caused `TypeError` or `OSError` when trying to set annotations due to PR 87
- Fixed unintentional mangling of annotation type names
- Added proper `:py:data` targets for `NoReturn`, `ClassVar` and `Tuple`
- Added support for inline type comments (like `(int, str) -> None`) (PR by Bernát Gábor)
- Use the native AST parser for type comment support on Python 3.8+

1.7.0

- Dropped support for Python 3.4
- Fixed unwrapped local functions causing errors (PR by Kimiyuki Onaka)
- Fixed `AttributeError` when documenting the `__init__()` method of a data class
- Added support for type hint comments (PR by Markus Unterwaditzer)
- Added flag for rendering classes with their fully qualified names (PR by Holly Becker)

1.6.0

- Fixed `TypeError` when formatting annotations from a class that inherits from a concrete generic type (report and
tests by bpeake-illuscio)
- Added support for `typing_extensions.Protocol` (PR by Ian Good)
- Added support for `typing.NewType` (PR by George Leslie-Waksman)

Links

• PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/sphinx-autodoc-typehints
• Changelog: https://data.safetycli.com/changelogs/sphinx-autodoc-typehints/