add support for typescript-style docstrings #4507
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this change adds [jsdoc-ts-utils](https://npm.im/jsdoc-ts-utils), which I have had success using in [mrca](https://npm.im/mrca). it allows us to use the `import()` syntax to reference types in other modules, and other things that make working in a TS-language-server-enabled editor much nicer. it does not support _all_ of the stuff TS does, but at least helps. this should not change the API documentation output (at least until we start using the new supported features) Signed-off-by: Christopher Hiller <boneskull@boneskull.com>
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this change adds jsdoc-ts-utils, which I have had success using in mrca. it allows us to use the
import()syntax to reference types in other modules, and other things that make working in a TS-language-server-enabled editor much nicer.it does not support all of the stuff TS does, but at least helps.
this should not change the API documentation output
(at least until we start using the new supported features)