New check: duplicate types in type hint, or duplicate literals in set

a: int | int | float = ...
b: Union[List[int, int]] = ...
c: Optional[int] | int | None = ... # can probably rely on other linters to not have to deal with this one
d: set[int] = {1, 2, 3, 3, 5}

e: Tuple[int, int] = ... # not an error

these should pretty much always be typos and/or bad copy-pastes, with very few to no false alarms. Don't think it's super common, but definitely not rare or super esoteric.

The check shouldn't have to be too complicated to implement, for the type hint probably need a whitelist of what types you look in (List/list, Set/set, Dict/dict (with special logic), OrderedDict, Optional, Union, Literal...).

For sets you only need to look inside set() (ast.Call) and inside {} (ast.Set), and probably only include literal int/float/strings.

Start by locating the existing AST-based checks and their tests in the repository; the issue does not name specific files or entry points. Implement coverage for duplicate types in the listed type-hint containers and duplicate literal values in set() and set literals, then verify the examples distinguish errors from the Tuple case.