feat(workflow): support TypeInfo on Signal definitions - #2318
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What was changed
Signal definitions can now provide input
TypeInfo. The SDK applies that information when encoding Client signals, signal-with-start requests, and Workflow-originated external or child signals, and when decoding arguments for Workflow Signal handlers.This is limited to definition-supplied type information. String-named Signal call sites will be addressed separately.
Why?
Signal arguments currently lose application-specific types at payload conversion boundaries. Carrying
TypeInfoon the Signal definition lets callers and handlers consistently apply the same conversion contract.This API is experimental. Existing Signals without type information retain their current conversion behavior, with no rollout or manual steps required.
Checklist
Closes: N/A
How was this tested: Repository build; ESLint and Prettier checks; workspace package lint checks; commit lint; and all 12 focused TypeInfo integration tests, covering Client, signal-with-start, external Workflow, child Workflow, and handler conversion paths.
Any docs updates needed? No; documentation will accompany the completed experimental API.