chore(deps-dev): bump typescript-to-lua from 0.32.2 to 0.37.1

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Bumps typescript-to-lua from 0.32.2 to 0.37.1.

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0.37.0

• [Important] Deprecated the @phantom, @extension, @metaExtension and @pureAbstract annotations. This is done because there are good alternatives in regular TypeScript, and this helps us simplify the transpiler. For now, using these annotations will result in a warning but they will still continue to function. A few months from now these annotations will no longer be supported, so upgrade if possible. See Compiler Annotations for more info.
• Added the MultiReturn<> type and $multi() helper function as the first language extensions. This is to provide a type-safe alternative to the @tupleReturn annotation. For more information see the new Language Extensions page on the docs website.
• Removed some class transformation code from the transpiler that was no longer used.
• Fixed a bug causing object spread to malfunction in some cases (#898).
• Omitted tostring for parameters of template literals (`${}`) that are already known strings.
• Fixed a bug causing incorrect Lua syntax to be generated in some cases (#944).

0.36.0

• Upgraded to TypeScript 4.0.
• Added support for parseInt and parseFloat.
• Added support for yield* for generator functions.
• Added support for method, property and accessor decorators.
• Shebangs at the top of a .ts file will now be preserved.
• Fixed an issue causing declarations referencing their own identifier to cause a nil reference error.

0.35.0

• In preparation for some new features, some public APIs have been changed:
  • High-level APIs that read input files from the file system (transpileFiles and transpileProject) now write transpiled files by default. This behavior can be changed by providing a writeFile callback, similarly to TypeScript's program.emit.
  • transpile and emitTranspiledFiles functions have been replaced with the Transpiler class. See documentation for usage examples.
• Fixed declarationDir option not being respected.
• Function.length is supported now.
• String iteration is now supported.
• Exposed parseConfigFileWithSystem to parse tsconfig.json files as part of the tstl API.
• Fixed string.replace incorrectly escaping some replaceValue characters (().+-*?[^$)
• Fixed several other string operations behaving differently from JS (mostly regarding indices out of bounds and NaN arguments).
• Fixed a bug where the length argument of String.prototype.substr was evaluated twice.
• Fixed some missing dependencies in LuaLib classes (Map, Set, WeakMap, WeakSet)

0.34.0

• Added new "luaTarget" option value - "universal". Choosing this target makes TypeScriptToLua generate code compatible with all supported Lua targets.

  • BREAKING CHANGE: This is a new default target. If you have been depending on LuaJIT being chosen implicitly, you now have to enable it explicitly with "luaTarget": "JIT" in the tsconfig.json file.

• TypeScript has been updated to 3.9. See release notes for details. This update includes some fixes specific to our API usage:

  • Importing a non-module using import "./file" produced a TS2307 error #35973
  • TypeScript now tries to find a call signature even in presence of type errors #36665:

    function foo(this: void, x: string) {}
    foo(1);

    -- Before: with 3.8 (this: void ignored due to signature mismatch)

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Commits

• 6ac1980 0.37.1
• 3c9e369 Allow numeric access to MultiReturn (#962)
• f90f6af Changelog 0.37.0
• 7d1696a 0.37.0
• e58da3f Add homepage and bugs to package.json (#956)
• 0cb8f5f Multi Helper (#821)
• 3546f59 Deprecate phantom, metaExtension, extension, pureAbstract (#949)
• 237a788 Fixed incorrect variable declarations in some cases when there is no initiali...
• 5ced4c7 Omit tostring from template literal spans if they are strings (#948)
• befc0c7 0.36.1
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Superseded by #17.