Bumps typedoc from 0.22.17 to 0.23.1.

Sourced from typedoc's releases.

v0.23.1

Bug Fixes

• If a declaration has multiple comments associated with it, the last one should be used, #1961.

v0.23.0

Breaking Changes

• Node 12 is no longer officially supported as it has gone end of life as of 2022-04-30. It might still work, but may stop working at any time.
• Dropped support for TypeScript before 4.6.
• {@link} tags in comments will now be resolved as declaration references similar to TSDoc's declaration references. For most cases, this will just work. See the documentation for details on how link resolution works.
• TypeDoc will now produce warnings for bracketed links ([[ target ]]). Use {@link target} instead. The {@link} syntax will be recognized by TypeScript 4.3 and later and used to provide better intellisense. TypeDoc version 0.24.0 will remove support for [[ target ]] style links.
• extends in typedoc.json is now resolved using NodeJS module resolution, so a local path must begin with ./.
• In the JSON output for DeclarationReflections, getSignature is no longer a one-tuple.
• In the JSON output for DeclarationReflections, setSignature is no longer a one-tuple.
• In the JSON output for DeclarationReflections, typeParameter has been renamed to typeParameters
• The searchGroupBoosts option must now be given the rendered group name rather than reflection kind names, and can be given custom group names.
• @inheritDoc now follows the behavior specified by TSDoc when copying comments with a reference.
• The gaSite option has been removed since Google Analytics now infers the site automatically, updated Google Analytics script to latest version, #1846.
• Comments on export declarations will only overrides comments for references and namespaces, #1901.
• The deprecated listInvalidSymbolLinks option has been removed. Use validation.invalidLink instead.
• The deprecated true and false values have been removed from --emit, to migrate replace true with "both" and false with "docs" (the default).
• Links are no longer be resolved against a global list of all symbols. See the documentation for details on link resolution.
• The validation.invalidLink option is now on by default.
• reflection.decorates, reflection.decorators, and their corresponding interfaces have been removed as no code in TypeDoc used them.
• The shape of the Comment class has changed significantly to support multiple tag kinds.
• Listeners to Converter.EVENT_CREATE_TYPE_PARAMETER and Converter.EVENT_CREATE_DECLARATION will now never be passed a ts.Node as their third argument.
• Constant variables which are interpreted as functions will no longer have the ReflectionFlag.Const flag set.
• reflection.defaultValue is no longer set for enum members. The same information is available on reflection.type with more precision.
• Removed deprecated removeReaderByName, addDeclarations and removeDeclarationByName methods on Options.
• Removed ProjectReflection.directory, it was unused by TypeDoc and not properly tested.
• Removed ProjectReflection.files, this was an internal cache that should not have been exposed, and shouldn't have existed in the first place, since removing it made TypeDoc faster.
• Removed ReflectionGroup.kind since groups can now be created with the @group tag.
• Removed ReflectionKind.Event, the @event tag is now an alias for @group Events. Note: This changes the value of ReflectionKind.Reference from 16777216 to 8388608.
• Themes are now set on the document element rather than on body, #1706.

Features

• TypeDoc now supports the @group tag to group reflections in a page. If no @group tag is specified, reflections will be grouped according to their kind, #1652.
• TypeDoc will now search for typedoc.js(on) in the .config folder in the current working directory.
• Entry point strategies Resolve and Expand may now specify globs, #1926.
• typedoc.json now supports comments like tsconfig.json.
• TypeDoc will now read the blockTags, inlineTags, and modifierTags out of tsdoc.json in the same directory as tsconfig.json if it exists. It is recommended to add "extends": ["typedoc/tsdoc.json"], which defines TypeDoc specific tags to your tsdoc.json if you create one.
• If an exported symbol has multiple declarations, TypeDoc will now check all appropriate declarations for comments, and warn if more than one declaration contains a comment, #1855.
• Improved support for JSDoc style @example tags. If the tag content does not include a code block, TypeDoc now follows VSCode's behavior of treating the entire block as a code block, #135.
• TypeDoc will now render members marked with @deprecated with a line through their name, #1381.

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Sourced from typedoc's changelog.

v0.23.1 (2022-06-26)

Bug Fixes

• If a declaration has multiple comments associated with it, the last one should be used, #1961.

v0.23.0 (2022-06-26)

Breaking Changes

• Node 12 is no longer officially supported as it has gone end of life as of 2022-04-30. It might still work, but may stop working at any time.
• Dropped support for TypeScript before 4.6.
• {@link} tags in comments will now be resolved as declaration references similar to TSDoc's declaration references. For most cases, this will just work. See the documentation for details on how link resolution works.
• TypeDoc will now produce warnings for bracketed links ([[ target ]]). Use {@link target} instead. The {@link} syntax will be recognized by TypeScript 4.3 and later and used to provide better intellisense. TypeDoc version 0.24.0 will remove support for [[ target ]] style links.
• extends in typedoc.json is now resolved using NodeJS module resolution, so a local path must begin with ./.
• In the JSON output for DeclarationReflections, getSignature is no longer a one-tuple.
• In the JSON output for DeclarationReflections, setSignature is no longer a one-tuple.
• In the JSON output for DeclarationReflections, typeParameter has been renamed to typeParameters
• The searchGroupBoosts option must now be given the rendered group name rather than reflection kind names, and can be given custom group names.
• @inheritDoc now follows the behavior specified by TSDoc when copying comments with a reference.
• The gaSite option has been removed since Google Analytics now infers the site automatically, updated Google Analytics script to latest version, #1846.
• Comments on export declarations will only overrides comments for references and namespaces, #1901.
• The deprecated listInvalidSymbolLinks option has been removed. Use validation.invalidLink instead.
• The deprecated true and false values have been removed from --emit, to migrate replace true with "both" and false with "docs" (the default).
• Links are no longer be resolved against a global list of all symbols. See the documentation for details on link resolution.
• The validation.invalidLink option is now on by default.
• reflection.decorates, reflection.decorators, and their corresponding interfaces have been removed as no code in TypeDoc used them.
• The shape of the Comment class has changed significantly to support multiple tag kinds.
• Listeners to Converter.EVENT_CREATE_TYPE_PARAMETER and Converter.EVENT_CREATE_DECLARATION will now never be passed a ts.Node as their third argument.
• Constant variables which are interpreted as functions will no longer have the ReflectionFlag.Const flag set.
• reflection.defaultValue is no longer set for enum members. The same information is available on reflection.type with more precision.
• Removed deprecated removeReaderByName, addDeclarations and removeDeclarationByName methods on Options.
• Removed ProjectReflection.directory, it was unused by TypeDoc and not properly tested.
• Removed ProjectReflection.files, this was an internal cache that should not have been exposed, and shouldn't have existed in the first place, since removing it made TypeDoc faster.
• Removed ReflectionGroup.kind since groups can now be created with the @group tag.
• Removed ReflectionKind.Event, the @event tag is now an alias for @group Events. Note: This changes the value of ReflectionKind.Reference from 16777216 to 8388608.
• Themes are now set on the document element rather than on body, #1706.

Features

• TypeDoc now supports the @group tag to group reflections in a page. If no @group tag is specified, reflections will be grouped according to their kind, #1652.
• TypeDoc will now search for typedoc.js(on) in the .config folder in the current working directory.
• Entry point strategies Resolve and Expand may now specify globs, #1926.
• typedoc.json now supports comments like tsconfig.json.
• TypeDoc will now read the blockTags, inlineTags, and modifierTags out of tsdoc.json in the same directory as tsconfig.json if it exists. It is recommended to add "extends": ["typedoc/tsdoc.json"], which defines TypeDoc specific tags to your tsdoc.json if you create one.
• If an exported symbol has multiple declarations, TypeDoc will now check all appropriate declarations for comments, and warn if more than one declaration contains a comment, #1855.
• Improved support for JSDoc style @example tags. If the tag content does not include a code block, TypeDoc now follows VSCode's behavior of treating the entire block as a code block, #135.
• TypeDoc will now render members marked with @deprecated with a line through their name, #1381.

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