jwcrypto: type most of the rest of JWT and JWKSet.generate function

[jkrejcha]

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[srittau]

Please note that we generally need documentation for each use of Any. Also in this case, at least the required kty argument should be added to the signature. And in theory it's possible to have overloads for the various kty types to includes the extra arguments that some generator functions accept. Something like this:

Suggested change

	def generate(cls, **kwargs: Any) -> Self: ...
	def generate_key(self, **params) -> None: ...
	# `kty` and the other keyword arguments are passed as `params` to the called generator
	# function. The possible arguments depend on the value of `kty`.
	# TODO: Add overloads for the individual `kty` values.
	def generate(cls, *, kty: Literal["oct", "RSA", "EC", "OKP"], **kwargs) -> Self: ...
	def generate_key(cls, *, kty: Literal["oct", "RSA", "EC", "OKP"], **kwargs) -> None: ...

[srittau]

Thanks!

stubtest fails

[srittau]

Thanks, nearly good to go, except that JWKKeyTypeSupported, JWKOperationSupported, and JWKUseSupported need to be prefixed with an underscore, to mark that they are not available at runtime. This should also fix the CI failure.

[jkrejcha]

Thanks, nearly good to go, except that JWKKeyTypeSupported, JWKOperationSupported, and JWKUseSupported need to be prefixed with an underscore, to mark that they are not available at runtime. This should also fix the CI failure.

Oop, ya my bad, fixed up

[github-actions]

According to mypy_primer, this change has no effect on the checked open source code. 🤖🎉