How to *not* set sys.excepthook?

[charmoniumQ]

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Example Code

import typer
import rich.traceback
rich.traceback.install(
    show_locals=False,
    # other awesome configs here, not just show_locals=False
    suppress=[
        # e.g.,
        #numpy.__file__,
    ],
)

app = typer.Typer()

@app.command()
def main():
    x = 2
    raise ValueError()

app()
# shows traceback WITH locals, even though I installed rich without locals.
# Yes, I know pretty_exceptions_show_locals exists, but locals are just an easily-demo-able representative for all of my Rich traceback configuration

Description

It seems that Typer overwrites the sys.excepthook here and it's impossible to disable that functionality.

This is important because I have a nice rich.traceback configuration that suppresses stackframes, customizes width, etc. Typer calls rich.traceback, but lacks these customization options I want set.

Even passing pretty_exceptions_short=False still sets the sys.excepthook to the (ugly) stdlib excepthook here. Arguably, that flag or perhaps a new flag should just avoid setting sys.excepthook on line 318.

I can implement this in a PR, but I was wondering if it would be worth it for others, or if that is a feature that would be accepted.

rich_markup_mode=None is not right either; it disables all of Rich markup; I just want Typer to not overwrite the sys.excepthook.

Operating System

Linux

Operating System Details

NixOS

Typer Version

0.12.3

Python Version

Python 3.12.5

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