✨ Add type checking to resolve object

[acerbisgianluca]

closes #1591

Proposed Changes

Add type checking to this.$delegate(...) resolve object and to this.$resolve(...).

If EVENTS type isn't passed to the extended BaseComponent, Jovo should behave as usual.

If EVENTS type is set, then IDE will provide autocompletion for resolve keys and for the event name in this.$resolve(eventName).

Types of Changes

• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
• Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to change)

Checklist

• My code follows the code style of this project
• My change requires a change to the documentation
• I have updated the documentation accordingly
• I have added tests to cover my changes
• All new and existing tests passed

[acerbisgianluca]

resolve object now accepts undefined values in order to not require all events (due to how Record<EVENTS, ...> behave).

[acerbisgianluca]

In the previous commit I've reverted the changes made to JovoComponentInfo in favor of using the infer keyword to infer the correct type from the BaseComponent's generics.
As a result, I had to override the $resolve function in BaseComponent class in order to have access to the EVENTS generic type.
In the case of $delegate I didn't need to do that, because we pass the component class to the function, so TS is able to automatically infer the correct type.
I believe we can use the infer keyword to infer the CONFIG type as well, but I've left as is. Let me know if I should change that.

[aswetlow]

Hey @acerbisgianluca

Thank you for the PR. This is really useful. Do you have a working example?

[acerbisgianluca]

@aswetlow Sure. You can try it in framework/test/e2e.test.ts (these lines) with your IDE by using the following code:

@Component({ global: true })
    class GlobalComponent extends BaseComponent {
      [BuiltInHandler.Launch]() {
        return this.$delegate(DelegateTargetComponent, {
          resolve: {
            onNo: this.onFinishDelegate,
          },
        });
      }

      onFinishDelegate() {
        return this.$send('Finish');
      }
    }

    @Component()
    class DelegateTargetComponent extends BaseComponent<{}, {}, 'onYes' | 'onNo'> {
      [BuiltInHandler.Start]() {
        return this.$send('Hello world');
      }

      async [BuiltInHandler.Unhandled]() {
        return this.$resolve('onYes');
      }
    }

[jankoenig]

Thanks a lot @acerbisgianluca!