Updated typing for RandomErasing

[ancestor-mithril]

torchvision.transforms.v2.RandomErasing accepts a float or a sequence of floats for value, which is also mentioned in the documentation.

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[NicolasHug]

Thanks for the PR @ancestor-mithril . I'm afraid this is introducing more issues: https://github.com/pytorch/vision/actions/runs/12088094679/job/33777630379?pr=8769

Note that a lot of typing annotations in torchvision are simply wrong, because they exist more to please torchscript than to please mypy (and those 2 tools often disagree).

[ancestor-mithril]

Note that a lot of typing annotations in torchvision are simply wrong, because they exist more to please torchscript than to please mypy (and those 2 tools often disagree).

I see. Maybe adding a type hint to self.value will fix this.