chore(deps-dev): bump typescript and typedoc

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Bumps typescript and typedoc. These dependencies needed to be updated together.
Updates typescript from 5.4.5 to 5.5.2

Release notes

Sourced from typescript's releases.

TypeScript 5.5

For release notes, check out the release announcement.

For the complete list of fixed issues, check out the

• fixed issues query for TypeScript v5.5.2 (Stable).
• fixed issues query for TypeScript v5.5.1 (RC).
• fixed issues query for TypeScript v5.5.0 (Beta).

Downloads are available on:

• npm
• NuGet package

TypeScript 5.5 RC

For release notes, check out the release announcement.

For the complete list of fixed issues, check out the

• fixed issues query for Typescript 5.5.0 (Beta).
• fixed issues query for Typescript 5.5.1 (RC).

Downloads are available on:

• NuGet package

TypeScript 5.5 Beta

For release notes, check out the release announcement.

For the complete list of fixed issues, check out the

• fixed issues query for Typescript 5.5.0 (Beta).

Downloads are available on:

• npm
• NuGet package

Commits

• ce2e60e Update LKG
• f3b21a2 🤖 Pick PR #58931 (Defer creation of barebonesLibSourc...) into release-5.5 (#...
• 7b1620b 🤖 Pick PR #58811 (fix(58801): "Move to file" on globa...) into release-5.5 (#...
• 5367ae1 Bump version to 5.5.2 and LKG
• 02132e5 🤖 Pick PR #58895 (Fix global when typescript.js loade...) into release-5.5 (#...
• 45b1e3c 🤖 Pick PR #58872 (Fix declaration emit crash) into release-5.5 (#58874)
• 17933ee 🤖 Pick PR #58810 (Fixed declaration emit issue relate...) into release-5.5 (#...
• 552b07e 🤖 Pick PR #58786 (Fixed declaration emit crash relate...) into release-5.5 (#...
• 39c9eeb Pick #58857 to release-5.5 (#58858)
• 2b0009c 🤖 Pick PR #58846 (Ensure the updates with crashes rev...) into release-5.5 (#...
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Updates typedoc from 0.25.13 to 0.26.2

Release notes

Sourced from typedoc's releases.

v0.26.2

Features

• Added a --suppressCommentWarningsInDeclarationFiles option to disable warnings from parsing comments in declaration files, #2611.
• Improved comment discovery to more closely match TypeScript's discovery when getting comments for members of interfaces/classes, #2084, #2545.

Bug Fixes

• The text non-highlighted language no longer causes warnings when rendering, #2610.
• If a comment on a method is inherited from a parent class, and the child class does not use an @param tag from the parent, TypeDoc will no longer warn about the @param tag.

v0.26.1

Features

• Improved Korean translation coverage, #2602.

Bug Fixes

• Added @author to the default list of recognized tags, #2603.
• Anchor links are no longer incorrectly checked for relative paths, #2604.
• Fixed an issue where line numbers reported in error messages could be incorrect, #2605.
• Fixed relative link detection for markdown links containing code in their label, #2606.
• Fixed an issue with packages mode where TypeDoc would use (much) more memory than required, #2607.
• TypeDoc will no longer crash when asked to render highlighted code for an unsupported language, #2609.
• Fixed an issue where relatively-linked files would not be copied to the output directory in packages mode.
• Fixed an issue where modifier tags were not applied to top level modules in packages mode.
• Fixed an issue where excluded tags were not removed from top level modules in packages mode.
• .jsonc configuration files are now properly read as JSONC, rather than being passed to require.

Thanks!

• @​KNU-K

v0.26.0

Breaking Changes

• Drop support for Node 16.
• Moved from marked to markdown-it for parsing as marked has moved to an async model which supporting would significantly complicate TypeDoc's rendering code. This means that any projects setting markedOptions needs to be updated to use markdownItOptions. Unlike marked@4, markdown-it pushes lots of functionality to plugins. To use plugins, a JavaScript config file must be used with the markdownItLoader option.
• Updated Shiki from 0.14 to 1.x. This should mostly be a transparent update which adds another 23 supported languages and 13 supported themes. As Shiki adds additional languages, the time it takes to load the highlighter increases linearly. To avoid rendering taking longer than necessary, TypeDoc now only loads a few common languages. Additional languages can be loaded by setting the --highlightLanguages option.
• Changed default of --excludePrivate to true.

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Changelog

Sourced from typedoc's changelog.

v0.26.2 (2024-06-24)

Features

• Added a --suppressCommentWarningsInDeclarationFiles option to disable warnings from parsing comments in declaration files, #2611.
• Improved comment discovery to more closely match TypeScript's discovery when getting comments for members of interfaces/classes, #2084, #2545.

Bug Fixes

• The text non-highlighted language no longer causes warnings when rendering, #2610.
• If a comment on a method is inherited from a parent class, and the child class does not use an @param tag from the parent, TypeDoc will no longer warn about the @param tag.

v0.26.1 (2024-06-22)

Features

• Improved Korean translation coverage, #2602.

Bug Fixes

• Added @author to the default list of recognized tags, #2603.
• Anchor links are no longer incorrectly checked for relative paths, #2604.
• Fixed an issue where line numbers reported in error messages could be incorrect, #2605.
• Fixed relative link detection for markdown links containing code in their label, #2606.
• Fixed an issue with packages mode where TypeDoc would use (much) more memory than required, #2607.
• TypeDoc will no longer crash when asked to render highlighted code for an unsupported language, #2609.
• Fixed an issue where relatively-linked files would not be copied to the output directory in packages mode.
• Fixed an issue where modifier tags were not applied to top level modules in packages mode.
• Fixed an issue where excluded tags were not removed from top level modules in packages mode.
• .jsonc configuration files are now properly read as JSONC, rather than being passed to require.

Thanks!

• @​KNU-K

v0.26.0 (2024-06-22)

Breaking Changes

• Drop support for Node 16.
• Moved from marked to markdown-it for parsing as marked has moved to an async model which supporting would significantly complicate TypeDoc's rendering code. This means that any projects setting markedOptions needs to be updated to use markdownItOptions. Unlike marked@4, markdown-it pushes lots of functionality to plugins. To use plugins, a JavaScript config file must be used with the markdownItLoader option.
• Updated Shiki from 0.14 to 1.x. This should mostly be a transparent update which adds another 23 supported languages and 13 supported themes. As Shiki adds additional languages, the time it takes to load the highlighter increases linearly. To avoid rendering taking longer than necessary, TypeDoc now only loads a few common languages. Additional languages can be loaded by setting the --highlightLanguages option.
• Changed default of --excludePrivate to true.

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Commits

• e5ba1e8 Update changelog for release
• f20ec83 Bump version to 0.26.2
• 5890d73 Fix actions
• 16b2694 Update comment discovery to more closely match TS
• 42a1759 Add a test for #2545
• 657eb4b Add suppressCommentWarningsInDeclarationFiles option
• 8ebd7db Correctly handle text when highlighting
• 3595873 Update changelog for release
• 81fb64d Bump version to 0.26.1
• 6ef1053 Fix even more packages bugs
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Superseded by #270.