Treat BigInt type references in JSDoc as intended bigints
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jakebailey
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This is good for consistency although (1) I did a fairly recent survey that showed that usage of these synonyms is quite low in less-than-2-year-old code (2) I would hope people using the bigint type would less likely than average to confuse the wrapper type with the primitive type.
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fixes #57953