DOC: Suggest using Typer version instead of "Python 3.6+ vs Python 3.6+ Non-Annotated" to distinguish the documentation between v0.9.0 and <=v0.8.0

[LYSingD]

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Description

In the documentation of Option & Arugment, the context "Python 3.6+ vs Python 3.6+ Non-Annotated" in the tabs is not intuitive to show there was a version upgrade. Our team is still using version 0.7.0, and it took us a while to realize we should look up the content in "Python 3.6+ Non-Annotated."

Would renaming the context in the tabs to "latest vs <= v0.8.0" or something like that also make sense to you?

Thanks!

Operating System

Linux

Operating System Details

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Typer Version

0.7.0

Python Version

3.11.3

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[YuriiMotov]

I guess this is outdated now)