Did I just ruin Python with Enforced Static Typing?

A tutorial demonstrating how to enforce static type checking in Python using MyPy. A custom Python function is built that runs MyPy as a daemon on the current file before executing the main program, blocking execution if type errors are found. The approach uses subprocess and inspect to locate and lint the calling file, effectively simulating enforced static typing in a language that doesn't natively require it. The author acknowledges this is a proof of concept and cautions against using it in production without further testing.