[mypyc] Fix inheritance of async defs#20044
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Disable optimization that doesn't work for trait methods. We could probably make the optimization work properly, but it would take significant work, so focus on fixing a regression. Fixes mypyc/mypyc#1141. #20044 was a previous fix attempt that fixes some other use cases, but it didn't address traits.
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When inferring a precise generator return type for an async def (or generator), make the generate returned by an override in a subclass inherit from the base class generator. This means that the environment has to be moved to a separate class in the base class generator.
Don't infer a precise generator return type when an override might have a less precise return type, since it would break LSP.
Fixes mypyc/mypyc#1141.