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refactor(i18n): satisfies operator to validate resource string objects #14781

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@damyanpetev damyanpetev commented Sep 17, 2024

Related to an issue in #14562 (comment) that had the expanded types fail to decompile away with newer 5.5 TypeScript, making the package dist invalid. Moving to the satisfies Operator since the whole ordeal with the resource types was needed to guarantee all properties match without emitting the type directly and that's what the operator is for now that it's available.
Also, the error was not caught by the lint check since the global ignore was interfering, so fixed that as well.

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