JS: Update supported TypeScript language version - #22281
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Even though we're not using the new Go-based TypeScript compiler under the hood, we can still handle TypeScript 7.0 codebases, so bumping to that version.
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Updates documentation to reflect TypeScript 7.0 support.
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- Expands the supported TypeScript range from 2.6–5.9 to 2.6–7.0.
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docs/codeql/reusables/supported-versions-compilers.rst |
Documents TypeScript 7.0 support. |
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Even though we're not using the new Go-based TypeScript compiler under the hood, we can still handle TypeScript 7.0 codebases, so bumping to that version.