feat: provide cv2.typing aliases at runtime

[VadimLevin]

Provide cv2.typing aliases at runtime.

• cv2.typing is generated as __init__.py instead of __init__.pyi
• built-in generics are changed to types from built-in typing module to handle Python versions < 3.9
• Type aliases comments are changed to doc strings. Example:

import typing IntPointer = int """Represents an arbitrary pointer""" MatLike = typing.Union[cv2.mat_wrapper.Mat, numpy.ndarray[typing.Any, numpy.dtype[numpy.generic]]] MatShape = typing.Sequence[int] Size = typing.Sequence[int] """Required length is 2"""

Resolves: #23782
Resolves: #23778

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[VadimLevin]

@Avasam take a look please

[Avasam]

I can't really test anything until at least tomorrow.
But from the PR description and a cursory glance at the changes this looks good.

[asmorkalov]

👍

[asmorkalov]

Tested manually with Ubuntu and Python 3.8.