Use specific types in dateutil.relativedelta stubs #785
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Improve operator methods for dateutil.relativedelta stubs: * `__add__` operator method could return other types than `relativedelta` (`datetime.date` or `datetime.datetime`) * use specific types of operators args instead of Any * mypy currently does not handle `Union` in op methods (see python/mypy#2129, python/mypy#1442, python/mypy#1264 for details), so I've overloaded it directly
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Improve operator methods for
dateutil.relativedeltastubs:__add__operator method could return other types thanrelativedelta(datetime.dateordatetime.datetime)AnyUnionin op methods (see Inconsistency with unions and overloads in when checking overlapping op methods mypy#2129, Funny behaviour with Union[Decimal, int] mypy#1442, Make operator overloading overlapping checks more lenient mypy#1264 for details), so I've overloaded it directly