update rbs signatures to be more consistent with generics#2867
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Done. It also prevents a lot of annoying conflicts where |
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TL;DR: This migrates RBS signatures to use single-characters instead of multiple charcaters.
RBS is a bit inconsistent about how generic variables (eg
Foo[X, Y]) are named: Some of them are long (Array[Elem],Enumerable[Elem],ObjectSpace::WeakMap[Key, Value]), whereas some of them are short (Hash[K, V],Set[A], and most exceptions likeFrozenError[T],KeyError[K, R].)I talked with @soutaro about this, and he liked the idea of the one-charcater variables (which I'm also partial to—it's how most langauges work, and makes it easier to distinguish them from classnames). This PR implements that