cli: de-duplicate IDL JSON in TS types#1213
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I haven't tested this locally yet (will do tomorrow if this is considered useful), I'm just getting reacquainted with IDL stuff that's been added over the past few months.
One of the things I noticed was that the IDL object is included twice in generated typescript types file. I assume the reasoning behind this was because the types were too generic?
If that's the case using
as constshould mean that you don't need to duplicate the JSON in the file as the type would effectively be a readonly representation of the object.versionisstringversionisreadonly "0.1.0"