Use bottom type for read/write-only properties #2328
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…ad/write-only properties It is not meaningful to return the writable type from getReadableType() type for non-readable properties. Let’s return a bottom type to make it clear that no value can be read from the property. And similarly, for non-writable properties, getReadableType() will return bottom type to emphasize that no value exists that can be written to the property.
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Follow-up to #2327
It is not meaningful to return the writable type from getReadableType() type for non-readable properties.
Let’s return a bottom type to make it clear that no value can be read from the property.
And similarly, for non-writable properties, getReadableType() will return bottom type
to emphasize that no value exists that can be written to the property.
Probably best rebase-merge so that the second commit can be easily reverted if it turns out it causes too many issues.