REF/BUG: Index.get_value called incorrectly, de-duplicate+simplify #31134
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| return self._get_values_for_loc(series, loc) | ||
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add Paramters / Returns & typing as much as you can.
This likely duplicates some existing routines, no?
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No, it de-duplicates code that we have I think in two places in Index.get_value and one each in DTI and TDI.
That said, this is one of the things we'll be able to simplify if/when we do the _values thing mentioned in #31037.
Will annotate in next pass
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Also engine.get_value is being called incorrectly in DTI/TDI, which this fixes.