test: lock in faithful printing of optional identifiers#143
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Add regression tests ensuring esrap preserves the `?` on optional identifiers (introduced in sveltejs#139), covering optional parameters with and without a type annotation. Documents that sveltejs#142 was a Svelte-side issue (stale TS-only `optional` flag after stripping types), fixed in Svelte 5.56.4, not an esrap bug.
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close: #142
Add regression tests ensuring esrap preserves the
?on optional identifiers (introduced in #139), covering optional parameters with and without a type annotation. Documents that #142 was a Svelte-side issue (stale TS-onlyoptionalflag after stripping types), fixed in Svelte 5.56.4, not an esrap bug.Since
function a(disabled?)is valid in TypeScript, I believe the current behavior of esrap is correct.https://www.typescriptlang.org/play/?noImplicitAny=false#code/GYVwdgxgLglg9mABAQwBQBMYGdkCMA2ApugPwCUiA3gFCJ2IQJZxEB0+cA5htnkemWoBfIA