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[networkx] Use concrete types for the random tree generators - #16617
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random_unlabeled_*generators return a single graph whennumber_of_trees/number_of_forestsisNoneand a list otherwise (upstream, upstream, upstream), so they now have overloads instead of returningIncomplete | list[Incomplete]. All the random tree generators build graphs on the nodesrange(n)(upstream), so they returnGraph[int], andseeduses the existing_RandomStatealias.Written with Claude Code (an AI coding agent).