fix reference to non-existent module #10978
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This is a minor fix to a reference to a no-longer-existing private module. There should be no runtime effects, because the fix is made under a
typing.TYPE_CHECKINGblock.I've read through #7469, where there was a public API typing change
but as the rest of the references in the same block in
_pytest/hookspec.pyare all for private modules, I thought it would be best to continue using a private module instead of switching the reference to a publicfrom pytest import ExceptionInfo.