stubtest: additional guidance on errors when runtime is object.__init__ #19733
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This case can cause confusion; see python#19732
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…__ (#19733) Fixes #19732 This is a simple check to point users in the right direction when they get errors because their class uses `__new__` but they wrote stubs for `__init__`. I don't feel strongly about the exact wording used here. I also considered "Maybe you meant to define `__new__` instead of `__init__`?". (cherry picked from commit 530bdc5)
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Fixes #19732
This is a simple check to point users in the right direction when they get errors because their class uses
__new__but they wrote stubs for__init__. I don't feel strongly about the exact wording used here. I also considered "Maybe you meant to define__new__instead of__init__?".