reactive declarations do not change the type of the objects. it just that they can rerun when the dependencies change.
sure for the convenience of the users you do not need to type `let vars...` for every new variable declared in the reactive statement, but no one forbid you to write it before hand, or let the language server/plugin do it for you.
but Svelte indeed do not work perfectly with typescript, because it allows you to write code inside html template, which currently only support javascript expression.
from my understanding the plugin does some clever tricks like insert some dummy code or create some dummy files to be consumed by the typescript language server. so it is not guaranteed to be correct 100% of the time.
> you clearly don't know what you are talking about.
huh?
Come now. Only one of React and Svelte needs a custom compiler to run in the browser, and it isn't React...
