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misc: use typed-query-selector for native querySelector #11990

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Follow up to #11526, expands the use of typed-query-selector to uses of querySelector/querySelectorAll outside of uses of dom.find/dom.findAll. Allows removal of a few more type casts.

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.filter(/** @return {tag is HTMLLinkElement} */ tag => {
if (tag.tagName !== 'LINK') return false;

.filter(linkTag => {
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removing the lines in this file is real nice

@@ -184,7 +184,7 @@ class CategoryRenderer {
this.dom.find('.lh-category-header__description', tmpl).appendChild(descEl);
}

return /** @type {Element} */ (tmpl.firstElementChild);
return tmpl;
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not a querySelector simplification, but you can appendChild a DocumentFragment. Not sure why we bothered with passing back the first child here since this is equivalent.

*/
_getNextSelectableNode(allNodes, startNode) {
const nodes = allNodes.filter((node) => {
const nodes = allNodes.filter(/** @return {node is HTMLElement} */ (node) => {
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also not querySelector related, but this was already checking instanceof HTMLElement, so it seems good

* @param {ParentNode} context
* @return {HTMLElement}
*/
function find(query, context) {
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we apparently have four copies of find() :)

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soon to be 5 with #11832

I often copy Dom in personal projects because the interface is so nice.

@@ -283,7 +282,7 @@ class LighthouseReportViewer {
return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
const reader = new FileReader();
reader.onload = function(e) {
const readerTarget = /** @type {?FileReader} */ (e.target);
const readerTarget = e.target;
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want to just remove the variable?

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want to just remove the variable?

oh good call

* @param {ParentNode} context
* @return {HTMLElement}
*/
function find(query, context) {
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soon to be 5 with #11832

I often copy Dom in personal projects because the interface is so nice.

@@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ class CategoryRenderer {
/**
* @param {LH.ReportResult.Category} category
* @param {Record<string, LH.Result.ReportGroup>} groupDefinitions
* @return {Element}
* @return {DocumentFragment}
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Can this just remain Element? I don't see benefit in making the return type more specific.

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Can this just remain Element? I don't see benefit in making the return type more specific.

It would be a Node, not an Element, so it had to change either way

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