It is just a noop, but here it looks very appropriate/readable because it reads as saying "AI will fill this in".
In other words, it happens to work and look neat, but pass is the correct way to do it.
With that said, you are free to put any code in the function body including `pass` or just a docstring or even `raise NotImplementedError` - it will not be executed. Using Ellipses satisfies VSCode/pyright type checking and seemed neatest to me for the examples and docs. I have some additional notes on this in the README[2].
[0] https://stackoverflow.com/q/772124/9995080
[1] https://docs.python.org/3/library/typing.html#typing.overloa...