conformance: fix TypeIs case#2298
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Strictly, the inferred type in the old code should be `tuple[str, ...] & ~tuple[str, str]`: that is, a tuple full of strs of any length that is not 2. Currently no type checker actually infers this type, but I'm working on a change to pycroscope that will make it fail this test. ty also infers the negation type, but passes the test because the conformance suite turns off the specific "assert-type-unspellable-subtype" error code.
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Strictly, the inferred type in the old code should be
tuple[str, ...] & ~tuple[str, str]: that is,a tuple full of strs of any length that is not 2. Currently no type checker actually infers this
type, but I'm working on a change to pycroscope (JelleZijlstra/pycroscope#505) that will make it fail this test.
ty also infers the negation type, but passes the test because the conformance suite turns off
the specific "assert-type-unspellable-subtype" error code.
The new code in the test case does not rely on ambiguous negation type behavior.