These may include sources like PyCharm, mypy, pytypedecl, etc. We may also want to formally review at least some of the stubs before committing to make sure that they conform to the typeshed conventions.
If the same stubs is available from multiple sources, we'd probably want to start with the most complete/precise ones. We also want to keep Python 2 and 3 stubs for each module reasonably similar, but this is not absolutely necessary.
These may include sources like PyCharm, mypy, pytypedecl, etc. We may also want to formally review at least some of the stubs before committing to make sure that they conform to the typeshed conventions.
If the same stubs is available from multiple sources, we'd probably want to start with the most complete/precise ones. We also want to keep Python 2 and 3 stubs for each module reasonably similar, but this is not absolutely necessary.