Update scripts typescript configuration

[michelle0927]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Added dist directory to .gitignore to prevent tracking in version control.
  • Introduced a new TypeScript configuration file (tsconfig.json) with specified compiler options.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve the addition of a .gitignore entry for the dist directory, ensuring it is not tracked by Git. Additionally, a new TypeScript configuration file named tsconfig.json has been introduced, which outlines various compiler options, including ECMAScript 2020 features, module resolution settings, and output directory specifications.

Changes

File	Change Summary
scripts/.gitignore	Added entry dist to ignore the dist directory in version control.
scripts/tsconfig.json	Introduced new TypeScript configuration file with settings for ECMAScript 2020, module system, and output directory.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer
    participant Git
    participant TypeScript Compiler

    Developer->>Git: Add files to repository
    Git->>Git: Check .gitignore
    Git-->>Developer: Ignore dist directory
    Developer->>TypeScript Compiler: Compile TypeScript files
    TypeScript Compiler->>TypeScript Compiler: Use tsconfig.json settings
    TypeScript Compiler-->>Developer: Output compiled files to dist

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In the burrow deep, where the code does flow,
A new .gitignore, to keep things aglow.
With TypeScript's rules, so clear and bright,
We hop through the changes, with pure delight!
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