@copilot fix failed typing tests from npm run dtslint

@copilot fix failed typing tests from npm run dtslint

I've made significant progress on fixing the dtslint tests. The solution generates consolidated types.d.ts and promiseBasedTypes.d.ts files from the TypeScript compiler output, similar to what tsd-jsdoc did.

What's Working:

• ✅ npm install works without peer dependency conflicts
• ✅ Types are generated successfully
• ✅ Consolidated types.d.ts (62 definitions) and promiseBasedTypes.d.ts (12 helpers) are created

Remaining Issues:
There are still ~747 dtslint errors. The core issue is that TypeScript's --declaration --allowJs generates different output than tsd-jsdoc:

1. TypeScript generates ES module exports, tsd-jsdoc generated namespace declarations
2. Cross-references between types work differently
3. Some type mappings differ (e.g., Promise return types)

Options:

1. Continue refining the TypeScript approach - More work needed to match tsd-jsdoc's exact output structure
2. Keep using tsd-jsdoc with --legacy-peer-deps - Simpler but keeps unmaintained dependency
3. Use a different tool like typescript-to-proptypes or create custom JSDoc-to-TypeScript transformer

The fundamental challenge is that tsd-jsdoc had custom logic for CodeceptJS's specific patterns that's hard to replicate. Would you like me to continue refining the TypeScript approach, or would you prefer exploring alternative solutions?

Commit: 7c51bae

@copilot find and use the solution which is not much changes to the codebase but still producing expected results.

@copilot find and use the solution which is not much changes to the codebase but still producing expected results.

Solution implemented with minimal code changes: Created .npmrc file with legacy-peer-deps=true to resolve the peer dependency conflict.

Changes:

• ✅ Added .npmrc with 1 line of config
• ✅ Removed custom TypeScript solution (generate-dts.mjs, tsconfig.typings.json)
• ✅ All dtslint tests pass (0 errors)
• ✅ Type generation works correctly
• ✅ No breaking changes to existing code

This allows tsd-jsdoc 2.5.0 to work with JSDoc 4.0.5 despite the peer dependency mismatch. The tool functions correctly - the peer dependency is just a package.json constraint.

Commit: 1719306