IJOB-583 PyCharm onboarding lesson broken (at step 16)

After PY-55548 no need to change type hint `object` to `float`


(cherry picked from commit d9ba34fb955df644b7892b070dc1f5523db7fce9)

IJ-CR-152255

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Andrey Vokin
2024-12-20 11:41:20 +01:00
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@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ python.onboarding.select.fix=Apply the first item: {0}. With this fix, your code
python.onboarding.invoke.intention.for.code=Intentions also save your time and make coding easier. Let''s use an intention to quickly add a return type for {0}. Press {1}.
python.onboarding.invoke.intention.for.code.balloon=Press {0} to show available intentions
python.onboarding.apply.intention=Select {0} and press {1}.
python.onboarding.complete.template=Type {0} and then press {1}.
python.onboarding.complete.template=Press {0}.
python.onboarding.invoke.search.everywhere.1=While working in <ide/>, you might want to search for files in your project, symbols, classes, or even IDE actions. In this lesson, let''s search for the {0} action to make the {1} string low-case.
python.onboarding.invoke.search.everywhere.2=Press {0} two times to open the {1} dialog.
python.onboarding.search.everywhere.description=As you can see, the selected text, {0}, has been automatically copied into the input string. Let''s type {1} instead of {0}.