fix: add support for PEP 585 type hinting for 3.9+ #199
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This PR introduces compatibility with PEP 585 type hinting in the Azure Functions Python Worker. PEP 585, introduced in Python 3.9, allows for the use of built-in collection types (like list and dict) as generic type hints, offering a more concise and readable syntax.
addressing Azure/azure-functions-python-worker#1034