Do not inherit dataclass defaults from field() overrides without a default - #11665
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…t one. CPython treats `x: int = field()` as removing the parent default, so the synthesized __init__ parameter is required. Bare annotations still inherit. Fixes microsoft#11660
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x: int = field()removes the parent default at runtime, soFoo()is missing a required argument.x: intstill inherit, matching CPython.Test plan
npx jest typeEvaluator4.test.ts -t "DataClass" --forceExit(frompackages/pyright-internal)Foo()is reported as missingxwhenFoooverridesx: int = field()in the language server