Do not use declare module in first-party type declarations
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First-party type declarations should simply be provided at top level in .d.ts files with the right filenames. The `declare module` was breaking usage like `import "handlebars/runtime.js"` (which happens to be the only way to import the runtime from a project with native ES modules, "type": "module"). Signed-off-by: Anders Kaseorg <[email protected]>
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First-party type declarations should simply be provided at top level in .d.ts files with the right filenames.
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declare modulewas breaking usage likeimport "handlebars/runtime.js"(which happens to be the only way to import the runtime from a project with native ES modules,"type": "module").declare modulein first-party type declarations #2053