Not equal operator <> syntax (Python 2)

[ypapouin]

Describe the bug
When the "<>" operator is detected by Pyright, "Expected expression"is displayed.
All next code is unreachable.

To Reproduce
Open a python 2 file that include the <> operator in a function.

Expected behavior
<> was a valid not equal operator on python2, it should be supported.

Screenshots or Code

VS Code extension or command-line
1.1.26

[erictraut]

Sorry, Pyright doesn't support Python 2, and we have no plans to add such support.

[erictraut]

Actually, it would be easy to have the parser do a better job if it sees the "<>" token. It will need to report an error since this is illegal in Python 3, but it would at least avoid the cascade of errors that follows.

[erictraut]

This is now addressed in version 1.1.47, which I just published.