Add types to set_window_position parameters

[adamtheturtle]

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enhancement

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Description

• This PR enhances the set_window_position method by adding type annotations to its parameters, improving code readability and type checking.

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Changes walkthrough

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Enhancement	webdriver.py Add Type Annotations to set_window_position Parameters      py/selenium/webdriver/remote/webdriver.py Added type annotations to the x and y parameters of the set_window_position method. +1/-1

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PR Description updated to latest commit (13ed675)

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⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	1, because the change is minimal and straightforward, involving only the addition of type annotations to existing method parameters.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
🔍 Possible issues	Type Mismatch: If existing calls to set_window_position use types other than float for x and y, this change could introduce type errors.
🔒 Security concerns	No

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Change type hints for window position parameters from float to int. Consider changing the type hints for x and y from float to int since window positions are typically represented in integer values. Using float might imply unnecessary precision and could lead to confusion or the need for additional type conversions. py/selenium/webdriver/remote/webdriver.py [877] -def set_window_position(self, x: float, y: float, windowHandle: str = "current") -> dict: +def set_window_position(self, x: int, y: int, windowHandle: str = "current") -> dict:

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[adamtheturtle]

The bot suggests:

Consider changing the type hints for x and y from float to int since window positions are
typically represented in integer values. Using float might imply unnecessary precision and
could lead to confusion or the need for additional type conversions.

I chose not to do this as the function casts x and y to int - this is only useful if a non-int can be passed in.

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LGTM.

[diemol]

Are integers considered as floats in Python? What happens if the user enters 1 instead of 1.0?

[adamtheturtle]

@diemol

Are integers considered as floats in Python?

Only in the type system, because this is such a common use case.
See Special cases for float and complex.

when an argument is annotated as having type `float`, an argument of type `int` is acceptable

What happens if the user enters 1 instead of 1.0?

That's accepted. It is as if we have written Union[int, float].

[diemol]

Thank you, @adamtheturtle!