type hint for SomeType*2 is list[SomeType] but could be Iterable[SomeType]

[KrisThielemans]

We have

CoincidenceEvent: !record
  fields:
    # identifiers of the two detecting elements (see doc for DetectionBin)
    detectionBins: DetectionBin*2

This generates in types.py

class CoincidenceEvent:
    """All information about a coincidence event specified as indices (i.e. discretized)."""

    detection_bins: list[DetectionBin]

    def __init__(self, *,
        detection_bins: typing.Optional[list[DetectionBin]] = None,
        tof_idx: yardl.UInt32 = 0,
    ):
        self.detection_bins = detection_bins if detection_bins is not None else [DetectionBin() for _ in range(2)]

In my python code, I actually used a tuple as opposed to a list (I find that more intuitive for a list of 2 items), and everything works fine. However, pyright complains of course.