chore(deps-dev): bump typescript-to-lua from 1.0.1 to 1.4.0

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Bumps typescript-to-lua from 1.0.1 to 1.4.0.

Changelog

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1.4.0

• Upgraded to TypeScript 4.6
• Added two event hooks to TSTL plugins: beforeTransform and afterPrint
  • These allow you to run plugin code at specific points in the transpilation process.
• Lualib polyfills are now modules required into locals, instead of global functions
  • This change also removes the "always" option for the "lualibImport" tsconfig key.
• Added support for Math.sign
• Switched to ^ instead of math.pow, the latter was deprecated in 5.3
• Added an error when using null or undefined in tuples, as that is undefined behavior in the Lua spec and causes unexpected behavior
• Added tsconfig setting extension, allowing to specify a different output file extension
• Fixed multiple issues with optional chaining and lualib/language extensions
• Fixed issue assigning function with properties to variable declarations
• Fixed multiple issues with preceding statements in class constructors
• Fixed external code module resolution exploding into a stack overflow in complicated module hierarchies
• Fixed a function.apply(context) breaking the transpiler if called with only one parameter
• Fixed preceding statements in ternary conditionals (x ? y : z) leading to incorrect code

1.3.0

• Added LuaPairsIterable language extension to mark objects as iterable with Lua's pairs.
• Added support for properties on functions.
• Unicode is no longer escaped and used as-is for "luaTarget": "JIT".
• Fixed some bugs related to destructuring in loops and function parameters.
• Fixed incorrect global being generated for some try statements.
• Fixed some incorrect behavior for ?? and ? : when generic types were involved.
• Added missing ... optimization in cases where casts or parentheses are used.
• Fixed a bug for Promise when resolving with another Promise. This also fixes some unexpected behavior with async which is built with Promises.
• Fixed async functions not aborting after returning from a catch block.

1.2.0

• Upgraded to TypeScript 4.5.x.
• Improved general output formatting.
• Added support for more complicated (nested) destructuring patterns, also fixing an exception they caused before.
• Fixed incorrect interactions between standard library functionality and optional chaining, e.g. myArray?.forEach().
• Fixed rejected promises sometimes not getting the correct rejection reason.
• Fixed some delete behavior that was different in Lua compared to JS.
• Fixed a bug causing exported classes to lose their decorators.
• Fixed plugins checking for ts-node from the wrong location (tsconfig directory), plugins will now check for ts-node relative to the tstl directory.

Under the hood:

• We can now transform using preceding statements, allowing all kinds of optimizations and improvements to output Lua.
• Updated various language constructs to use preceding statements instead of inline immediately-invoked functions.

1.1.0

• [Breaking] We now use TypeScript's JSX transformer instead of maintaining our own. As a result, React.createElement now requires a self parameter, so remove @noSelf, this: void if necessary.
• [Breaking(-ish)] Due to limitations in 5.1, try/catch can no longer be used in async or generator functions when targetting Lua 5.1. This was already broken but now tstl will explicitly give an error if you try.

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Commits

• baa826d 1.4.0
• cd260bc CHANGELOG.md 1.4.0
• fbb00d2 Lualib modules using a plugin to generate lualib (#1227)
• 3b41774 Fix prototype call check for nullable types (#1230)
• 191c20b Fix preceding statements with ternary operator (#1234)
• 3bae760 Allow configuring output file extension in config (#1229)
• 26ac507 Function apply without arguments should not lead to exception (#1228)
• 5d66aa4 Error when using null or undefined in array literal (#1223)
• 9954426 Upgrade TypeScript to 4.6 (#1222)
• a434ab2 1.3.4
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Superseded by #55.