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PyCharm's Python language server doesn't really handle the decorators, so instead I tried VS Code, which uses Pyright for the Pylance plugin, which is much better. To actually exhaustively typecheck, I finally added types everywhere to support mypy. This uncovered some issues, so this also includes some refactoring.
Most notably, the way that the userdata subclassing from how it was used in auth (which needs it for the ID token) has been changed. There is now the IdUserData class, which contains all necessary behavior. This prevented a lot of generic magic that would have been necessary to support the old way in a type-safe manner.
Tests still need to be fixed.
Closes #41.