fix: don't actually treat this like a typescript editor#1244
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| monaco.typescript.typescriptDefaults.setCompilerOptions({ | ||
| target: monaco.typescript.ScriptTarget.Latest, | ||
| allowNonTsExtensions: true, | ||
| noLib: true, |
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This might be the only relevant line in this block 🤷
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After #1240 monaco is now loading all its code (most notably a web worker) and started to think that a document like
{ name }is referencing some deprecated DOM variable..This just turns off lots of things because this isn't actually a typescript editor.