Implicitly concatenated strings treated as `str` instead of `typing.Literal`

The `psycopg.sql.SQL` class expects a literal string (aka, `typing.Literal`) as its parameter type. PyCharm respects this unless you pass an implicitly concatenated string literal. For example, the following does not elicit a warning:

psycopg.sql.SQL('SELECT * FROM public.reference')

However, I use implicit string concatenation for longer queries since it is preferred over explicit string concatenation. The following elicits a “Expected type ‘LiteralString’, got ‘str’ instead" warning:

psycopg.sql.SQL(
    'SELECT id, name, best81, best86, best87'
    '  FROM public.reference'
)

I rely on mypy for static type checking so this is more of an annoyance than problem for me. It would be nice to not have to disable the inspection though.