fix: type annotation for gui.styled: returns gui.NestingCtx

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The type annotation for the return value of the styled function in py/gooey_gui/components/common.py was updated from core.RenderTreeNode to core.NestingCtx. The function's implementation was not changed, and it continues to return a core.NestingCtx instance. This modification ensures that the function's declared return type accurately reflects the actual type of its return value.

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py/gooey_gui/components/common.py (1)

py/gooey_gui/core/renderer.py (1)

• NestingCtx (52-70)

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py/gooey_gui/components/common.py (1)

123-123: LGTM! Type annotation now matches actual return type.

The function returns _node("", className=className), which returns a core.NestingCtx instance (as seen in the _node implementation on lines 117-120). This change correctly aligns the declared return type with the actual implementation.

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py/gooey_gui/components/common.py (1)

123-129: styled previously returned core.RenderTreeNode, but now returns core.NestingCtx; callers expecting the old return type may break if they rely on RenderTreeNode-specific attributes or methods.

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• Production Impact: 0
• Fix Specificity: 0
• Urgency Impact: 0
• Total Score: 0

Reason for filtering: The comment is speculative and assumes a breaking change occurred without evidence in the current code. The function signature shows it returns core.NestingCtx and the implementation is consistent with this. The comment cannot identify actual broken callers and is based on assumptions about previous code states not visible in the current file content.

Analysis: This is a speculative comment about potential breaking changes without concrete evidence. The current code is internally consistent - the function signature declares it returns core.NestingCtx and the implementation does return that type via _node(). Without evidence of actual broken callers or inconsistency in the current codebase, this comment should be removed as it's based on unverifiable assumptions about code history.

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