refactor: Switch to .d.ts
for types
#100
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Currently Microbundle is generating types for us from the JSDoc types which, IMO, probably isn't ideal. Builds are slightly slower, they're a bit harder to read, and Microbundle keeps the original JSDoc type comments in the generated
.d.ts
which are entirely redundant and makes it quite hard for consumers to read if they ever need to.Our types are so simple that a manual
.d.ts
I think is a pretty objective improvement.Also adds a
jsconfig.json
-- I don't know about other folks but my editor won't type check without it or atsconfig.json
w/allowJS
andcheckJS
set. There's a few type errors that are mostly expected, but also caught one that could be easily addressed while writing this (_props
was missing, but consumed, fromPreactCustomElement
)