Events as types in python #3121
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Redo of #2866, but as requested here: #2866 (review) in python.
This is the third and hopefully last pull request from the chain of: #3000 and #3045, this patch by itself isn't very large, but it relies on the work of these pull requests, so it might be easier reviewing them one by one.
Closes #2759