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fix(formatter): add space after readonly in TSPropertySignature
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fix(formatter): add space after readonly in TSPropertySignature
#13747
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Pull Request Overview
This PR fixes a formatting issue in TypeScript property signatures where the readonly keyword was being concatenated with the property name without a space. The fix ensures proper spacing is maintained after the readonly keyword and removes redundant spacing for computed properties.
- Adds a space after the
readonlykeyword inTSPropertySignatureformatting - Removes redundant space before computed property brackets when
readonlyis present
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…13747) `tasks/coverage/typescript/tests/cases/conformance/types/uniqueSymbol/uniqueSymbols.ts` line 95: ``` interface I { readonly readonlyType: unique symbol; } ``` would be formatted to: ``` interface I { readonlyreadonlyType: unique symbol } ```
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tasks/coverage/typescript/tests/cases/conformance/types/uniqueSymbol/uniqueSymbols.tsline 95:
would be formatted to: