MINOR: [JS] Bump typedoc from 0.24.8 to 0.25.6 in /js

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Bumps typedoc from 0.24.8 to 0.25.6.

Release notes

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v0.25.6

Bug Fixes

• Fixed infinite loop caused by a fix for some complicated union/intersection types, #2468.
• Improved infinite loop detection in type converter to reduce false positives.

v0.25.5

Features

• Added a new hierarchy.html page to HTML output which displays the full inheritance hierarchy for classes included in the documentation, #182.
• Added a --navigation.includeFolders (default: true) option to create nested navigation for projects which include many entry points, #2388.
• Type parameters on functions/classes can will now link to the "Type Parameters" section, #2322. Type parameters have also been changed to have a distinct color from type aliases when rendering, which can be changed with custom CSS.
• TypeDoc now provides warnings if a signature comment is directly specified on a signature and contains @param tags which do not apply, #2368.
• Extended reflection preview view for interfaces to include type parameters, #2455.
• Added special cases for converting methods which are documented as returning this or accepting this as a parameter, #2458. Note: This will only happen if a method is declared as method(): this, it will not happen if the method implicitly returns this as the compiler strips that information when creating types for a class instance.
• Improved handling of functions with properties. Previous TypeDoc versions would always create a separate namespace for properties, now, TypeDoc will create a separate namespace if the function is declaration merged with a namespace. If the properties are added via Object.assign or via property assignment on the function TypeDoc will now instead add the properties to the function's page, #2461.

Bug Fixes

• If both an interface and a variable share a name/symbol, TypeDoc will no longer link to the variable when referenced in a type position, #2106.
• notDocumented validation will no longer require documentation for data within parameters that cannot be documented via @param, #2291.
• "defined in" locations for signatures will now always be contained within the function declaration's location. This prevents defined in sometimes pointing to node_modules, #2307.
• Type parameters will now be resolved for arrow-methods on classes like regular class methods, #2320.
• TypeDoc now inherits typedocOptions fields from extended tsconfig files, #2334.
• Methods which return function types no longer have duplicated comments, #2336.
• Comments on function-like type aliases will now show up under the type alias, rather than nested within the type declaration, #2372.
• Improved detection of default values for parameters with destructured values, #2430.
• Fix crash when converting some complicated union/intersection types, #2451.
• Navigation triangle markers should no longer display on a separate line with some font settings, #2457.
• @group and @category organization is now applied later to allow inherited comments to create groups/categories, #2459.
• Conversion order should no longer affect link resolution for classes with properties whose type does not rely on this, #2466.
• Keyword syntax highlighting introduced in 0.25.4 was not always applied to keywords.
• Module reflections now have a custom M icon rather than sharing with the namespace icon. Note: The default CSS still colors both modules and namespaces the same, as it is generally uncommon to have both in a generated site.
• If all members in a group are hidden from the page, the group will be hidden in the page index on page load.

v0.25.4

Features

• Added support for TypeScript 5.3, #2446.
• TypeDoc will now render interfaces as code at the top of the page describing interfaces, #2449.

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Changelog

Sourced from typedoc's changelog.

v0.25.6 (2024-01-01)

Bug Fixes

• Fixed infinite loop caused by a fix for some complicated union/intersection types, #2468.
• Improved infinite loop detection in type converter to reduce false positives.

v0.25.5 (2024-01-01)

Features

• Added a new hierarchy.html page to HTML output which displays the full inheritance hierarchy for classes included in the documentation, #182.
• Added a --navigation.includeFolders (default: true) option to create nested navigation for projects which include many entry points, #2388.
• Type parameters on functions/classes can will now link to the "Type Parameters" section, #2322. Type parameters have also been changed to have a distinct color from type aliases when rendering, which can be changed with custom CSS.
• TypeDoc now provides warnings if a signature comment is directly specified on a signature and contains @param tags which do not apply, #2368.
• Extended reflection preview view for interfaces to include type parameters, #2455.
• Added special cases for converting methods which are documented as returning this or accepting this as a parameter, #2458. Note: This will only happen if a method is declared as method(): this, it will not happen if the method implicitly returns this as the compiler strips that information when creating types for a class instance.
• Improved handling of functions with properties. Previous TypeDoc versions would always create a separate namespace for properties, now, TypeDoc will create a separate namespace if the function is declaration merged with a namespace. If the properties are added via Object.assign or via property assignment on the function TypeDoc will now instead add the properties to the function's page, #2461.

Bug Fixes

• If both an interface and a variable share a name/symbol, TypeDoc will no longer link to the variable when referenced in a type position, #2106.
• notDocumented validation will no longer require documentation for data within parameters that cannot be documented via @param, #2291.
• "defined in" locations for signatures will now always be contained within the function declaration's location. This prevents defined in sometimes pointing to node_modules, #2307.
• Type parameters will now be resolved for arrow-methods on classes like regular class methods, #2320.
• TypeDoc now inherits typedocOptions fields from extended tsconfig files, #2334.
• Methods which return function types no longer have duplicated comments, #2336.
• Comments on function-like type aliases will now show up under the type alias, rather than nested within the type declaration, #2372.
• Improved detection of default values for parameters with destructured values, #2430.
• Fix crash when converting some complicated union/intersection types, #2451.
• Navigation triangle markers should no longer display on a separate line with some font settings, #2457.
• @group and @category organization is now applied later to allow inherited comments to create groups/categories, #2459.
• Conversion order should no longer affect link resolution for classes with properties whose type does not rely on this, #2466.
• Keyword syntax highlighting introduced in 0.25.4 was not always applied to keywords.
• Module reflections now have a custom M icon rather than sharing with the namespace icon. Note: The default CSS still colors both modules and namespaces the same, as it is generally uncommon to have both in a generated site.
• If all members in a group are hidden from the page, the group will be hidden in the page index on page load.

v0.25.4 (2023-11-26)

Features

• Added support for TypeScript 5.3, #2446.
• TypeDoc will now render interfaces as code at the top of the page describing interfaces, #2449.

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Commits

• 972d4f7 Update changelog for release
• 759aa64 Bump version to 0.25.6
• 99a8da5 Improve recursive type detection
• 914f9bb Fix infinite loop
• 3e2240c Update supported versions in SECURITY
• f632cd8 Update changelog for release
• 500706d Bump version to 0.25.5
• 2ce3796 Add hierarchy.html page to docs
• 0117c99 Add --navigation.includeFolders
• 65c83a9 Conversion order should not affect link resolution
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