It's better to use "Set" to refer to class Set than "Set()"

[hikorp]

Documentation

source: "3.14.5 Documentation » The Python Standard Library » Data Types » collections.abc — Abstract Base Classes for Containers", at the bottom of the page

issue: In the description "To add set hashability using mixins, inherit from both Set() and Hashable(), then define hash = Set._hash.", I think it's better to use "Set and Hashable" rather than "Set() and Hashable()" to refer to the classes.

Linked PRs

• gh-151070: Fix class referencing typo in collections.abc docs #151088
• [3.13] gh-151070: Fix class referencing typo in collections.abc docs (GH-151088) #151108
• [3.14] gh-151070: Fix class referencing typo in collections.abc docs (GH-151088) #151109
• [3.15] gh-151070: Fix class referencing typo in collections.abc docs (GH-151088) #151110

[arshalaromal]

I'd like to fix this typo, can you assign it to me?