It would probably never happen and I dont see why it should ever matter. You can always use tooling to enforce it as another comment mentioned. I would argue if you decide to type annotate a whole project you should just go for it.
I have been type annotating my project over time in the hopes I eventually have just enough context about what I am doing. Also a good IDE will show you any place wrong types are criss crossed.
I have been type annotating my project over time in the hopes I eventually have just enough context about what I am doing. Also a good IDE will show you any place wrong types are criss crossed.