urllib.parse: Fix issues with TypeVar usage and default values
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Co-authored-by: Jelle Zijlstra <jelle.zijlstra@gmail.com>
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The TypeVar usage in
urlencodeis invalid: the_QTypeVar will go unsolved if no value is passed in for thesafeparameter. To fix this, it must become an overloaded function.For
urlparseandurlsplit, the= ...s are unnecessary and incorrect for the second overload; the first overload takes care of the cases where a user doesn't specify a value for theschemeparameter. However, it seems like there are a lot of cases of people passing instr | Nonefor the first parameter in the wild, which makes simply removing the= ...s here quite disruptive. Add a third overload to make the change less disruptive.Refs #9608