[TypeScript] Simplify core-data types #42238
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What?
This PR prepares core-data selector types for the newly supported useSelect's autocompletion.
Technically, it renames selectors.ts to selectors.js and removes the "TypeScript lookup table" magic.
Why?
The current types heavily rely on generics, and generics don't play well with useSelect which is a blocker for bringing autocompletion support for core-data selectors.
Therefore, I'd like to take a step back and start again, smaller. Here's a hypothetical progression to illustrate what I mean:
Testing Instructions
cc @dmsnell @sarayourfriend