fix: quote annotations shadowed by class members - #3654
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Python 3.14 (PEP 649) evaluates annotations lazily, after the class
body has executed, so a class member whose name matches an imported
module shadows that module when the annotation is finally resolved,
e.g. `ClusterManager.cache` (property) over the `cache` module. Sphinx
resolving type hints then crashed the doc build with
AttributeError: 'property' object has no attribute 'ClusterManagerCache'
Quote the affected annotations so they resolve in module globals.
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Python 3.14 (PEP 649) evaluates annotations lazily, after the class body has executed, so a class member whose name matches an imported module shadows that module when the annotation is finally resolved, e.g.
ClusterManager.cache(property) over thecachemodule. Sphinx resolving type hints then crashed the doc build withQuote the affected annotations so they resolve in module globals.