Revise typing - #62
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Number is vague about scope, and Real fits the sequence library's mathematical theme better.
Removes unused support for combining sequences with different element types, and simplifies the combine() API.
Adds exact rational arithmetic support through Python's Fraction type. Unlike float, Fraction avoids rounding errors by representing values as exact numerator-denominator pairs.
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Renames Number to Real to better reflect the scope of the numeric type and
align with the library's mathematical naming conventions.
Restricts the sequence combination API to same-type operands, removing support
for heterogeneous combinations and simplifying the interface.
Adds exact rational arithmetic support to the real number type through Python's
Fraction, avoiding the rounding errors introduced by float.