🧹 [Replace 'any' type with strong typings in sql.js declarations]#319
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🎯 What: Replaced the generic
anytype in thesql.jsTypeScript module declarations with a concreteSqlValuetype (number | string | Uint8Array | null), matching the underlying library capabilities.💡 Why: Using precise types improves code maintainability, prevents type-related bugs across the codebase by enabling static analysis, and provides better IDE intellisense.
✅ Verification: Ran syntax checking with
bun build src/declarations.d.ts --no-bundleand executed the full test suite viabun testandnpm testto ensure no functionality is broken.✨ Result: Improved type safety and developer experience when interacting with the
sql.jsWebAssembly module.PR created automatically by Jules for task 10861123510399480186 started by @zknpr