Add defaults for ttk __init__ methods
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NOTE: I've ignored things marked as undocumented or where the type of the default didn't match the annotation
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Add defaults for ttk
__init__methods, this is like #11391 but fortkinter.ttk(issue #10947).As with #11391, the defaults I filled in are consistent across:
All available github actions runners:
ubuntu-20.04,ubuntu-22.04windows-2019,windows-2022macos-11,macos-12,macos-13I put the defaults for
ttk.OptionMenuin #11404 as I was already modifyingOptionMenuthere so I thought it made more sense to put all theOptionMenuchanges into one PR.Some notes about specific arguments:
padding: The default for this was always""but this doesn't really match the_Paddingtype so I didn't fill this intakefocus: Sometimes this was"ttk::takefocus"but this doesn't match the_TakeFocusValuetype so I didn't fill this in