type hint: handle generic sequence in Var.to

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Greptile Summary

This PR makes targeted improvements to type hinting in the Var.to method within reflex/vars/base.py. The changes focus on better handling of generic sequence types through two specific modifications:

1. Pyright ignore comment addition: Adds a pyright: ignore[reportOverlappingOverload] comment to the string conversion overload to suppress a false positive warning from the type checker that incorrectly flags overlapping overloads between string and sequence type conversions.

2. Generic sequence type improvement: Updates the sequence type overload from using hardcoded union types (list|tuple|set) to utilizing the existing SEQUENCE_TYPE TypeVar, which is already defined at line 91 in the same file. This change makes the type hinting more generic and precise, allowing the method to handle any sequence type while preserving the specific sequence type in the return annotation.

These changes align with the existing codebase patterns where SEQUENCE_TYPE is used consistently throughout the file for sequence type handling. The modifications are purely type-hinting improvements that enhance developer experience and type safety without affecting runtime behavior. The Var.to method is a core utility that allows converting variables between different types, and these changes ensure that sequence type conversions are properly typed for better IDE support and static analysis.

Confidence score: 5/5

• This PR is extremely safe to merge with virtually no risk of production issues
• Score reflects that these are isolated type hinting improvements with no runtime behavior changes
• No files require special attention as the changes are minimal and well-understood

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CodSpeed Performance Report

Merging #5705 will not alter performance

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✅ 8 untouched benchmarks