Conformance tests: mark pytype as failing assert_type test #1706
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It does not produce an error for `x: Literal[4]; assert_type(x, int)`. Part of python#1692
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It does not produce an error for `x: Literal[4]; assert_type(x, int)`. Part of python#1692
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It does not produce an error for
x: Literal[4]; assert_type(x, int).Part of #1692