Fix conditional_type_map to not broaden the type (#10739) #10912
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Description
Fixes #10739
Previously, if you used an isinstance check that is more broad than the current type, it would broaden the current type to the type of the isinstance.
After this change, an isinstance check can only narrow the type, not expand it.
Test Plan
I added a test
testIsInstanceWithNonSubsetOverlap
and ran it locally, both the individual test and with./runtests.py
. My new test failed before my change and succeeded after my change.Then I tried it out on a codebase and I saw a few new failures. I added regression tests to maintain the old behavior
testIsInstanceWithTypeVar
testIsInstanceWithTypeVarAndSubclass
The change I made to pass those new regression tests was to switch from
meet_types
tonarrow_declared_type
.