See 0d1e1ba3591458bb195812232d3b8c3345abbeaa for actual changes. The
rest is from running the `style:fix` script.
- Consolidated ignores
- Enabled for `ModCompilerService.ts`
- Added a format ignore line to `ModCompilerService.ts` to prevent
mappings from being affected
- Enabled for `jsonc` file types
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- Enables TS strict mode
- Adds script to check types
- Adds workflow to run check-type script
- Updates the code-checking workflows to share the same set-up job
This updates the `tsconfig.json` option to enable strict mode.
*However*, we use TSX for development and SWC for release, which do not
type-check, so this option only gives additional linting/visual-feedback
in VSCode.
Additionally, I've added a NPM script `npm run lint:types` and a GitHub
workflow that runs it.
**This depends on #1005.**
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- Updates version numbers in `.nvmrc`, `package.json`, and
`Server.code-workspace`
- Updates `@yao-pkg/pkg`, `@yao-pkg/pkg-fetch`, and `@types/node` to
latest
- Updates JSON import to FS read operation in `gulpfile.mjs`
- Updates node build target in `gulpfile.mjs`
Tested with local runs, Windows builds, and Linux builds. Have not
tested a Windows build on Linux, but see no reason it wouldn't work.
*[knocks on wood]*
I feel this is safe to merge.
- Adds support for `tsx`
- Drops support for `ts-node`, `ts-node-dev`, and `tsconfig-paths`
- Changed workspace debug configuration to use `tsx` in watch mode
- Changed `npm run run:debug` command from using gulp to running `tsx`
directly (not in watch mode)
- Changed TypeScript settings for improved module handling
- Changed TypeScript to be a development dependency
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