Add list item in docs about errors in internal TypeScript dependencies. #9315
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Hi there 👋 It looks like this PR introduces broken links to the docs, please take a moment to fix them before merging:
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perhaps rephrase
When directly exporting TypeScript, type-checking in a dependent package will fail if code in a dependency has TypeScript errors.
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When directly exporting TypeScript files from a package, any type errors from this package's code will appear in packages that depend on it.
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A few folks have asked about this. Good to add to our tradeoffs notes!
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