Report weak types in object member declarations - #20
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NodeInfoentriesanyprecedence deterministic inside unions, intersections, and generic argumentsCommits
test: cover object member annotations— adds focused interface/type-alias fixtures and variable-semantics regression coveragefeat: report interface and type alias members— walks member declarations and fixes nested weak-type precedencedocs: define object member finding scope— aligns README andNodeInfokind documentationVerification
npm cinpm run release:check(95 tests; audit, typecheck, lint, coverage, build, CLI smoke, package smoke)git diff --check origin/main...HEADAll commit authors and committers were verified as
Roger Chappel <miscanalysis@gmail.com>.