Update pyright to 1.1.391 #2459
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Follow-up to #2376
Turns out it was a simple fix: Pyright is now able to infer parameter types from the superclass.
But
my_compilerviolates the LSP (Liskov Substitution Principle). Which is completely fin in this context. Especially given it only does so with stdlib's distutils, and not setuptool's. However distutils stubs can't be overridden by third-party stubs (ietypes-setuptoolssee python/mypy#18484)