Typing not working properly when positional argument is defined in subclass with redefined kwargs

Describe the bug
Using pyright for type checking produces the following errors:

from attrs import define


@define
class A:
    foo: int
    bar: str = "baz"


@define
class B(A):
    zoo: float
    bar: str = "zaz"


b = B(1, 2.7)
print(b)
>>> B(foo=1, zoo=2.7, bar='zaz')

Not sure whether the problem is with attrs type definitions or with pyright, so will create issues in both places.

Perhaps types are not defined properly somewhere?

Start by reproducing the provided attrs example with pyright and confirm which call-site errors occur for the subclass constructor. Then inspect whether attrs' typing definitions or pyright's handling of redefined kwargs is responsible; done means the responsible project is identified and the example type-checks correctly.