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TS Wraps bindings #63
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LGTM!
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This PR adds support for Typescript wraps codegen.
It changes the pattern we use for codegen vs the already existing implementation language bindings. This is because of how the JS Wrap engine handles serialization; it makes us not need to do serialization logic in our bindings. This makes type bindings very small and thus, instead of having many 3-7 line files; I decided to group all types into a single
types.ts
file. Same pattern goes for imports.