Add flag prohibiting annotation by Any resulting from an unanalyzed module
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Since May 18, 2017.
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example code, in py2.7
import MyType from unanalyzed
def foo(bar):
# type: (MyType) -> None
...
I would expect this to be an error: if mypy doesn't know what MyType is, it shouldn't be a valid type. Instead, it assumes it's Any which is way more permissive behavior than I expect.
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