False positive on not-callable when inheriting from typing.IO

[Redoubts]

Bug description

If I write a class which inherits the typing.IO abc, pylint complains that class instantiation is not callable when I provide a typevar as well (eg X[T](), something like list[str]()). I think I should be allowed to do this, especially in this case where I want to be explicit about the TypeVar's real type.

(lazy) Example. The error is at Z[str](), even though X[str]() and Y[str]() are fine.

import typing


class X(typing.Generic[typing.AnyStr]): ...


class Y(X[typing.AnyStr]): ...


class Z(typing.IO[typing.AnyStr]):
    """pretend full implementation here..."""


X[str]()
Y[str]()
Z[str]()  # not-callable

Command used

pylint x.py

Pylint output

************* Module x
x.py:16:0: E1102: Z[str] is not callable (not-callable)

------------------------------------------------------------------
Your code has been rated at 4.44/10 (previous run: 0.00/10, +4.44)

Expected behavior

10/10

Pylint version

pylint 3.3.1
astroid 3.3.5
Python 3.11.10

OS / Environment

Debian 11