chore(deps): bump typescript-to-lua from 0.35.0 to 0.41.2

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Bumps typescript-to-lua from 0.35.0 to 0.41.2.

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0.41.0

• Added support for optional chaining a?.b, a?.[b] and a?.().
• Added an error when trying to bundle a library ("buildmode": "library") project.
• Added --tstlVerbose CLI flag to help with diagnosing problems.
• Fixed a bug where vararg (...) was not correctly optimized.
• Fixed .tsx files not correctly being resolved.
• Fixed a bug where files were emitted to the wrong location if no outDir was specified.

0.40.0

• Added support for using external Lua code in your project. This means you can create and install node_modules packages containing Lua code. It also lets you include Lua source files as part of your source files. Used Lua will automatically be added to your output. For more information, see the External Lua Code page in the docs.

• [Breaking] Removed support for deprecated annotations that have been replaced with language extensions: /** @luaIterator */, /** @vararg */, /** @luatable */ and /** forRange */. If you were still using these, see the docs for instructions how to upgrade.

• Added support for array.entries().

• Added support for LuaTable.has(key) and LuaTable.delete(key) to the language extensions. See docs for more info.

• Made language extension types more strict, disallowing null and undefined in some places where they would cause problems in Lua.

• Fixed an issue where using TypeScript transformer plugins would cause invalid namespace and module code, as well as breaking hoisting.

• Fixed invalid switch statement output when the default clause was not the last clause in the switch.

• Fixed missing LuaLib dependency when using string.split.

• Fixed lots of bundling bugs and issues, also added the TypeScriptToLua header to the top of the bundle unless noHeader is specified.

Under the hood:

• Various improvements to testing infrastructure for testing (virtual) projects with multiple files.

0.39.0

• [Breaking] Removed support for @phantom, @metaExtension, @extension, @pureAbstract compiler annotations. As of this version these will no longer function! For help upgrading your code see the deprecated annotation docs.
• Added official support for Lua 5.4.
• Added the LuaTable<TKey, TValue> language extension. This allows the use of barebones Lua tables for key-value storage, without suffering from JS's forced string indexes. For more information see the LuaTable docs.
• Deprecated @vararg. Instead, tstl will figure out itself when use of the Lua ellipsis token (...) is appropriate. Also language extension $vararg was added to force use of the ellipsis token. See the docs for more information.
• Added trailingComments and leadingComments fields to statements in the Lua AST. These can be modified by plugins to emit comments in the output lua. For an example see the add-comments test plugin.

Under the hood:

• Tests are now run on a WebAssembly-compiled version of official Lua releases. This means we can now execute test Lua on all Lua versions (except LuaJIT). Shoutout to Fengari for serving us well for a long time.

0.38.0

• [Breaking] Renamed MultiReturn to LuaMultiReturn to be consistent with other language extensions all starting with Lua-.
• Fixed various bugs and issues related to LuaMultiReturn, including its value not correctly being wrapped in some cases.
• Added support for indexing LuaMultiReturn values without destructing.
• Added language extensions to allow translation directly to (overwritten) Lua operators like +,-,... For more information see Operator Map Types.
• Added language extension $range(). This function can be used to create numeric lua loops, for example for (const i of $range(1, 10)) { translates to for i=1,10 do. For more information see $range Iterator Function.
• Added support for Array.isArray, formalizing tstl's isArray convention (note: Due to [] and {} being the same in Lua, {} - without any keys - is considered an array too.)
• Added support for string.prototype.includes.
• Added support for enum merging.

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Commits

• d39de69 0.41.2
• 4910922 Module resolution should ignore functions that look like requires but are not...
• d470199 Check baseUrl when resolving imported files (#1067)
• 228d772 More resolution fixes (#1064)
• 7b39ce3 0.41.1
• cac1656 Module resolution fixes (#1060)
• 69a44a6 Fix crash when trying to assign to an optional chain (#1045)
• 987899c JSX support (#1052)
• f034d9f fixed vararg optimization logic (#1046)
• a879b97 0.41.0
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Superseded by #20.