Fix variable method type annotations - #544
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Fixes #327
Summary
Type[Variable]subclasses rather than strings or instancesreplace_variable()to declare its existingNonereturn behavioradd_variables()positional-argument annotation and clarify the affected docstringsValidation
uv run --frozen pytest -q tests/core/test_reforms.py tests/core/test_countries.py(40 passed)uv run --frozen --extra dev ruff check policyengine_core/taxbenefitsystems/tax_benefit_system.pyuv run --frozen --extra dev ruff format --check policyengine_core/taxbenefitsystems/tax_benefit_system.pytyping.get_type_hints()No tests were added, per the requested scope.
Documentation review
External documentation changes are not required because runtime behavior is unchanged. The affected method docstrings now explicitly describe class arguments. Impact is low, confidence is high, and there are no known documentation gaps.