typescript 4.9 comes with the new
language operator called satisfies which
fixes a long-standing hack that I've
used to ensure correctness of my code so
let's take a look
consider the simplified example where we
might have color represented as a
well-defined string or a tuple of RGB
values and this is something that is
common in a lot of CSS in JS libraries
now we want to use these color values in
a theme and we don't really care what
keys you u...
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