ts generator: allow reserved keywords in interfaces #8627
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We don't seem to have tests for the ts generator script so i didn't add any.
I tried every reserved keyword in an interface and an object, all works fine. So I went ahead and made it so alphanumeric properties go unquoted and those which aren't, will be quoted.