[robpalmer]

Thanks for the feedback - I'm pleased you enjoyed it.

It's true the codebase has some gnarly advanced types (generic, conditional, mapped) for expressing types for constructs created prior to TypeScript being introduced. I suspect we are pushing the limits of the compiler - quite literally TypeScript has fixed limits on recursion depth that have caused us breaks in the past. Hopefully as we refactor code with TypeScript in mind we can reduce the overall type complexity.

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