Flow v0.47.0 finds 3 errors in master. This is important to fix, because the

graphql npm module ships with types, so anyone who uses the graphql npm module
will get errors when upgrading to Flow v0.47.0. The new errors [look like
this](https://gist.github.com/85d7f03510760dd223e968d2e92e7712).

When investigating, I found that `typeFromAST()` was doing something a little
odd. I believe it was trying to declare itself as an overloaded function, but
instead it was declaring an overloaded function and then shadowing it with the
exported function.

When it's properly fixed, it exposes 26 errors, which is a little much for me
to fix right now. So instead, I'm sabotaging its type completely.

Author: gabelevi

src/utilities/typeFromAST.js

@@ -29,19 +29,19 @@ import type { GraphQLSchema } from '../type/schema';
  * found in the schema, then undefined will be returned.
  */
 /* eslint-disable no-redeclare */
-declare function typeFromAST(
+declare function typeFromASTType(
   schema: GraphQLSchema,
   typeNode: NamedTypeNode
 ): void | GraphQLNamedType;
-declare function typeFromAST(
+declare function typeFromASTType(
   schema: GraphQLSchema,
   typeNode: ListTypeNode
 ): void | GraphQLList<*>;
-declare function typeFromAST(
+declare function typeFromASTType(
   schema: GraphQLSchema,
   typeNode: NonNullTypeNode
 ): void | GraphQLNonNull<*>;
-export function typeFromAST(schema, typeNode) {
+function typeFromASTImpl(schema, typeNode) {
 /* eslint-enable no-redeclare */
   let innerType;
   if (typeNode.kind === LIST_TYPE) {
@@ -55,3 +55,7 @@ export function typeFromAST(schema, typeNode) {
   invariant(typeNode.kind === NAMED_TYPE, 'Must be a named type.');
   return schema.getType(typeNode.name.value);
 }
+// This will export typeFromAST with the correct type, but currently exposes
+// ~26 errors: https://gist.github.com/4a29403a99a8186fcb15064d69c5f3ae
+// export var typeFromAST: typeof typeFromASTType = typeFromASTImpl;
+export const typeFromAST: $FlowFixMe = typeFromASTImpl;