Bump typescript-to-lua from 1.31.4 to 1.32.0

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Bumps typescript-to-lua from 1.31.4 to 1.32.0.

Changelog

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1.32.0

• Fixed a broken @customName interation with import statements
• Use (table.)unpack(expression, from, to) when using array destructing syntax const [a,b] = array; to avoid having to unpack the entire array
• Fixed compiler annotations also considering the next line as part of any possible arguments
• Fixed a bug with unicode classnames not being properly escaped in static initializer blocks
• Fixed a bug where @noSelf still was not respected for index signature methods
• Fixed a case where loop variables were incorrectly missing local
• Removed dead code that was sometimes generated using continue in a loop
• Fixed a bug with tagged template literals when the tag is a function call
• Fixed a bug with class decorators leading to invalid Lua code being generated
• A - or + prefix now converts expressions to numbers with Number()
• Fixed a bug with root level using statements not properly disposing objects

1.31.0

• Upgraded TypeScript to 5.8.2
• Changed currentIndent from private to protected in the LuaPrinter to allow custom printers with alternate indentation
• Added bit and bit32 as reserved Lua keywords to avoid accidental naming clashes.

1.30.0

• Allow passing in-memory plugins when using the tstl API, for more flexible integration into scripts
• Changed how stacktraces are handled for Error in Lua 5.1 and LuaJIT

1.29.0

• Added support for the Luau luaTarget. This will use Luau's continue statement and ternary conditional expression if ... then ... else ... where appropriate.
• Added support for new Array<T>() syntax to construct arrays (constructing with a length argument is not allowed).
• Fixed a bug causing arrays to sometimes be indexed with a wrong index.

1.28.0

• Upgraded TypeScript to 5.7.2
• Support String(x) transforming it to tostring(x).
• Fixed statements before class super call
• Fixed some bugs with LuaMultiReturn used in iterables

1.27.0

• Upgraded TypeScript to 5.6.2
• Added support for Math.trunc (see Math.trunc())
• Fixed a runtime error when disposing a disposable class
• Fixed the wrong this value being passed when using ?. to call a super method
• Fixed a bug causing exported /** @compileMembersOnly */ enums to break
• Fixed a bug in Array.from when calling it with a non-array iterable
• Fixed an incorrect diagnostic being shown for await using code
• Fixed a bug causing not all getters/setters to be transpiled

1.26.0

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Commits

• 1ed3b4d 1.32.0
• 18165f0 CHANGELOG.md 1.32.0
• 2dc28fb fix broken customName interaction with import statements (#1654)
• 5acd109 Limit unpack call in destructuring assignments to only required elements (#1655)
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