Add py.typed marker for PEP 561 compliance#37
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Allows mypy and other type checkers to use danom's inline type annotations instead of treating the package as untyped.
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Adds the empty
py.typedmarker file tosrc/danom/per PEP 561.Without this, mypy (and other type checkers) treat danom as an untyped package — every
@safedecorated function loses its type signature, andfrom danom import safetriggersimport-untypederrors understrict = true.With the marker, mypy uses danom's inline annotations directly. No code changes needed — just the marker file.