Do not always instantiate jsx signatures #21108
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When I changed jsx to actually do inference, I hadn't realized that JSX had been instantiating signatures during its use in the
getContextualType
code path. Since that path doesn't specify asourceAttributesType
(because we're in the process of calculating it), signatures were being instantiated with{}
(in the associated issue, this meant that props was set to{}
and then{}
was used to contextually type the attributes, rather thanP extends { x?: "a" | "b" }
). Now, ifsourceAttributesType
isundefined
, we do not instantiate the signatures at all, which is what the contextual typing code actually expects.Fixes #21028