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[TypeScript] Preserve the generic signature of getEntityRecord and ge…
…tEntityRecords through currying (#44453) Declare GetEntityRecord as a *callable interface* that is callable as usually, but also ships another signature without the state argument. This works around a TypeScript limitation that doesn't allow currying generic functions: ```ts type CurriedState = F extends ( state: any, ...args: infer P ) => infer R ? ( ...args: P ) => R : F; type Selector = <K extends string | number>( state: any, kind: K, key: K extends string ? 'string value' : false ) => K; type BadlyInferredSignature = CurriedState< Selector > // BadlyInferredSignature evaluates to: // (kind: string number, key: false | "string value") => string number ``` The signature without the state parameter shipped as CurriedSignature is used in the return value of `select( coreStore )`. See #41578 for more details. This commit includes a docgen update to add support for typecasting selectors
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