chore: update TypeScript and regenerate types #1378
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TypeScript adds `flat()`, `flatMap()` and `flat()` to type definitions for modules that export an array. These only exist in Node since Node 11, butI don't think that's a problem because they're in internal modules.
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TypeScript adds
flat(),flatMap()andflat()to type definitionsfor modules that export an array.
These only exist in Node since Node 11, butI don't think that's a problem
because they're in internal modules.