[python-package] fix mypy errors in compat.py and setup.py #4836
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Contributes to #3867.
This PR adds
# type: ignorecomments to suppress twomypywarnings.Confirmed that this suppresses these warnings by running the following.
mypy \ --exclude='python-package/compile/|python-package/build' \ --ignore-missing-imports \ python-package/Notes for Reviewers
I think it's appropriate to use
# type: ignorein these two cases since they are somewhat non-standard and the types of cases that type-checkers can struggle with. One is a use ofexecand one is an import preceded by two other try-catched imports.