chore(ses): update comment

Co-authored-by: Kris Kowal <kris@agoric.com>

packages/ses/NEWS.md

@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ User-visible changes in SES:
 # Next release
 
 - Adds `importNowHook` to the `Compartment` options. The compartment will invoke the hook whenever it encounters a missing dependency while running `compartmentInstance.importNow(specifier)`, which cannot use an asynchronous `importHook`.
+- To support TypeScript v5.5, a CommonJS-specific type declaration file is now explicitly exported.
 
 # v1.3.0 (2024-02-22)
 

packages/ses/package.json.md

@@ -94,24 +94,38 @@ However, `@web/dev-server` gets confused by the extension.
 
 The variations differ only in file name extension.
 
-## "import": "./index.js"
+### "import": {
+
+Node.js and TypeScript will use these when importing `ses` as an ESM.
+
+#### "default": "./index.js"
 
 Node.js and other tools will use this file when importing `ses` as an ESM.
 (JavaScript module).
 We have in the past experimented with using the precompiled bundle of SES here
 (`./dist/ses.cjs` or `./dist/ses.umd.js`), but found that this interacted
 poorly with Endo, because an Endo bundle contains identifiers that SES censors.
 
-## "require": "./dist/ses.cjs"
-
-Node.js and other tools will use this file when importing `ses` as an CommonJS module.
-
-## "types": "./types.d.ts"
+#### "types": "./types.d.ts"
 
 Only applicable for TypeScript v4.7+ consumers configured with `node16` or
 `nodenext` [module resolution][]. This serves the same purpose as the `types`
 prop at the top level.
 
+### "require": {
+
+Node.js and TypesScript will use these when importing `ses` as a CommonJS module.
+
+#### "default": "./dist/ses.cjs"
+
+Node.js and other tools will use this file when importing `ses` as an CommonJS module.
+
+#### "types": "./dist/types.d.cts"
+
+As of TypeScript v5.5 beta, if a package is an ESM package (`"type": "module"`), any `.d.ts` file in the package is considered to be for ESM consumers only.  If CommonJS is targeted, ESM packages must now export types in `.d.cts` files. Think of it this way: *`.d.ts` is to `.d.cts` as `.js` is to `.cjs`*.
+
+At build time, `./types.d.ts` is copied to `./dist/types.d.ts`; it is otherwise identical.
+
 ## "./lockdown"
 
 The most recent SES only provides one API, but a previous version

packages/ses/scripts/bundle.js

@@ -56,11 +56,12 @@ const main = async () => {
 
   // When importing types from a CJS package, TS v5.5+ considers the "module"
   // field in `ses`' `package.json`, so any .d.ts file is considered to be "ESM
-  // types" (I'm sure this makes sense if you think hard enojugh about it; let
-  // us know if it does). For CJS, we need to provide a `.d.cts` file instead.
+  // types".
+  // For CJS, we need to provide a `.d.cts` file instead.
   // It's unclear if this file can be identical to the original in _all_ cases,
-  // or just ours. I imagine ES-specific types (e.g., `import.meta`) would break
-  // in CJS, but generally consumers have `skipLibCheck` enabled, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
+  // or just ours.
+  // We imagine ES-specific types (e.g., `import.meta`) would break
+  // in CJS, but generally consumers have `skipLibCheck` enabled.
 
   // Also: this operation is in this script for portability's sake.