chore(deps): bump ts-pattern from 5.5.0 to 5.6.2

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Bumps ts-pattern from 5.5.0 to 5.6.2.

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v5.6.2

What's Changed

• fix(isMatching): Fix non-object patterns by @​gvergnaud in gvergnaud/ts-pattern#307

Full Changelog: gvergnaud/ts-pattern@v5.6.1...v5.6.2

v5.6.1

What's Changed

• fix(isMatching): Allow unknown properties in pattern by @​gvergnaud in gvergnaud/ts-pattern#305

Full Changelog: gvergnaud/ts-pattern@v5.6.0...v5.6.1

v5.6.0

This release contains two changes:

Typecheck pattern when using isMatching with 2 parameter.

It used to be possible to pass a pattern than could never match to isMatching. The new version checks that the provide pattern does match the value in second parameter:

type Pizza = { type: 'pizza'; topping: string };
type Sandwich = { type: 'sandwich'; condiments: string[] };
type Food = Pizza | Sandwich;
const fn = (food: Pizza | Sandwich) => {
if (isMatching({ type: 'oops' }, food)) {
//                  👆 used to type-check, now doesn't!
}
}

Do not use P.infer as an inference point

When using P.infer<Pattern> to type a function argument, like in the following example:

const getWithDefault = <T extends P.Pattern>(
  input: unknown,
  pattern: T,
  defaultValue: P.infer<T> //  👈
): P.infer<T> =>
  isMatching(pattern, input) ? input : defaultValue

TypeScript could get confused and find type errors in the wrong spot:

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Commits

• 75e3967 Merge pull request #307 from gvergnaud/gvergnaud/fix-is-matching-non-objects
• 45695d1 5.6.2
• 470e7b9 fix(isMatching): Fix non-object patterns
• 1520b57 readme: improvements
• 2898155 jsr: release 5.6.1
• c415e0c Merge pull request #305 from gvergnaud/gvergnaud/fix-is-matching-union
• 2be1c5c 5.6.1
• 5395d5f fix(isMatching): Allow unknown properties in pattern
• 34f7a41 readme: improvements
• 844edf3 readme: improvements
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