Add ty as another type checker - #212
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While turning around the [last PR](#227), I stubbed my toe on `ty` checks running in CI but not in pre-commit. [PR #212](#212) looks like it added the check, but not the local devtools or mention in the readme. This PR adds the ty type checker to the README, linting script, and pre-commit hooks, matching the requirements of the ci gate. I had this in my branches, but am a little ambivalent about further cementing `ty` as a supported type checker, because I ran into a confusing bug while using it. I compromised [by writing up the problem](#228), and being embarrassed about the wall of text. Can't win I guess.
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Given the success of Astral's uv I expect their new type checker "ty" to quickly become a staple in the python ecosystem, so I suggest adding it to this project.