stream: add session typing information #4814
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- Add typing information to `Stream` - Explicitly set the stream, reader, worker and writer types - Fix minor typing issues
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StreamFollow-up of #4802, which was a requirement for being able to add session typing information to the stream classes.
Some typing definitions are redundant, but since some are not, I chose setting all of them explicitly, to make it more consistent.
The stream classes which I didn't touch are either untyped or don't require any changes. And the other changes are minor typing fixes, removals of redundant stuff (duplicate
self.stream = self.reader.stream) and updates of legacy py2 code (super()calls).